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Nobody will know everything we’ve been through together. The last year has been incredible, and I finally got my World Champions hat to put alongside hers in th

Julie Ertz, Zach Ertz

I know it’s not a common headline — a quarterback coming out of Richmond playing in the NFL — but I’m not a common player.

Kyle Lauletta

Here’s what I love — and in some cases what really concerns me — about the top five quarterbacks in this year’s draft.

Dan Orlovsky

I’m always going to approach this game like a player with no scholarship offers. I’m going to grind the same way I did when I was a walk-on.

Anthony Miller

I’m going to miss being a Patriot. I learned a lot about life over the last seven years,and I also learned a lot about winning mostly, that it’s not everything

Nate Solder

Today, I’m a man who understands how much you can offer the world if you give a little of yourself. Arizona did that.

Tyrann Mathieu

There are plenty of times I have wrestled my dad and beat him, but this time, he won.

Cameron Jordan

I’m proud to look back on my time there and know that because of the work my teammates and I put in together, the franchise is in a better place than when I arr

Alex Smith

My latest interview is with someone who needs little introduction — Emmitt Smith. Emmitt was one of the first people I met when I moved to Dallas.

Harrison Barnes

Philadelphia Eagles' safety Rodney McLeod shares the memories he will never forget after winning the Super Bowl

Rodney McLeod

I only have one hand, and because of that, there have always been people who have questioned whether or not I could play this game.

Shaquem Griffin

It doesn’t feel right to call this a goodbye because I was a Sooner long before I enrolled at OU, and I’ll be a Sooner long after my playing days are over.

Baker Mayfield

Georgia is all about good people supporting one another and having each other’s backs. It really is the people that make UGA such a special place.

Sony Michel

I'm so thankful to have had the opportunity to be a small part of something so big and great.

Minkah Fitzpatrick