Football

Derek Stingley Jr. says goodbye to LSU and officially declares for the 2022 NFL draft.

Tennessee Titans safety Kevin Byard shares his passion for community work with Byard Family Legacy Fund and the importance of empowering the youth.

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome Julius Thomas.

Kedon Slovis announces his decision to transfer to the University of Pittsburgh.

We asked former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney if he could remember some of his firsts — including his first job before the NFL.

Panthers defensive end Brian Burns and his older brother have a conversation about financial literacy and life after they step off the field.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans talks about Mike Evans Family Foundation.

A message to Notre Dame football fans, from your new head coach Marcus Freeman.

Jordan Poyer opens up about alcoholism.

Denard Robinson in his own words: “It’s never going to be easy to sit by and watch your dream dying.”

Clyde Edwards-Helaire credits his competitive nature to growing up with two parents in the armed forces.

We gave Minnesota Vikings linebacker Eric Kendricks one mission: build a football team with players who have the best hair in the NFL.

Philadelphia Eagles WR DeVonta Smith joins Cam Jordan and Mark Ingram on the Truss Levelz podcast.

Husain Abdullah shares his story: “I had small, insignificant experiences of Islamophobia as a kid. After 9/11, though, everything was different.”

Gerald McCoy on this season’s Las Vegas Raiders: “I’m telling you, this group is about to catch a lot of people off-guard, catch a lot of people by surprise.”

Randall Cobb on coming back to Green Bay: “There aren’t a lot of football players who actually get to come home.”

Mike Daniels on the importance of Juneteenth: “We all learned in school when slavery started. But nobody mentioned when it really ended.”

Meet Kenny, the Atlanta Falcons assistant equipment manager and Calvin Ridley's go-to guy.

After his father passed from lung cancer, Johnathan Joseph struggled. His feeling of loss resonates with many. The cornerback shares his family's experience.

Solomon Thomas pens a letter to his sister: “Ella, my sister, my best friend, my hero … I have a lot to tell you.”

When Shaquill and Shaquem reflect on their NFL journey, they point to their mom as a constant source of support.

After losing his mom to leukemia last June, Alex Okafor writes a letter to her in honor of Mother's Day and begins with an apology.

From backyard football to the NFL, the Edmunds brothers were born for competition.

Shaq Thompson explains how his surrounding community introduced him to his life’s purpose in philanthropy.