Football

I want to start with an apology. To the city of Buffalo. We got off on the wrong foot, didn’t we?

"Before the long, dark off-season winter sets in, I’m here to tell you that everything’s going to be O.K."

Richard Sherman relives "The Tip" from 2014 NFC championship game.

"Underdogs. No shot. Dead in the water. The first No. 1 seed since 1970 to be ’dogs in the divisional round."

We know there are a lot of doubters, but I don’t think we’d have it any other way.

For football fans, there's no better feeling than playing under the lights with friends ... except for playing alongside an NFL legend.

I had an athletic trainer come to me and he's like, what's going on? And I was just like, my knee is gone.

They say this is a “prove it” league. And proving it — over, and over, and over again — is all I’ve ever known.

Why don’t you all come with us up to Minnesota this weekend?I’m not saying you have to commit right now. Just, like give it some thought.See if you can swing it

So now it's time for the Q&A. Concussion protocol ... alternate career paths ... In-N-Out vs. Dick's ... whatever you want. Bring it.

In this series, seven legends of college football return to their alma maters to revisit the people, places and experiences that shaped them.

I started my first playoff game at the Georgia Dome. I finished it on my living room couch.

I got my man Cliff Avril here again, and this time around, we're keeping it simple and just showing some love.

Out of everything I do, the best times are just being at home with family. Being a great dad is the most important job I have.

I love football. But it became difficult to love the game as much when I was in some sort of pain every day.

Welcome to the latest edition of What The (Blank)?

Welcome to the latest edition of What The (Blank)?

I want to talk about how our guys keep getting snubbed for the Heisman Trophy.

My Crimson Tide has received an amazing gift — a shot at redemption gift-wrapped for us right in time for the holidays. Alabama vs. Clemson … Round 3.

Don’t let what happened to me scare you into not playing in a game that means something to you.

Enjoy these moments, OU Nation. Enjoy every game you get with the team you have now, because it’ll be gone before you know it.

Athletes and their families gave photographers from The Players’ Tribune extraordinary access in 2017. Below are our 17 favorite images of the year.

When I tore my Achilles, I thought about Kobe Bryant.

Former Super Bowl Champion running back, Priest Holmes, returns to the University of Texas at Austin.