By Nick Calabrese

Editor’s Note: This Mind of Sabol post features some of the fiercest competitors in NFL history. These are the defensive playmakers that stood out in Mr. Sabol’s card catalogue. Let us know … MORE ►

By Nick Calabrese

Editor’s Note: This Mind of Sabol post brings you the second round of some of the most influential quarterbacks to play the game. In this post, we’ll be looking at quarterbacks Johnny … MORE ►

By Chip Swain, Co-Producer

EDITOR’S NOTE:  This Friday, October 10 at 9pm/ET, “Eric Dickerson: A Football Life” premieres on NFL Network.

It was May. I flew to Texas to meet Eric Dickerson for the first … MORE ►

On this date in football sixty-one years ago, the Los Angeles Rams and New York Yankees combined for 595 rushing yards – the most rushing yards in an NFL game. It was a field day … MORE ►

On this date in football nineteen years ago, Eric Dickerson, the No. 7 rusher in NFL history, announced his retirement.  Well-known for his prescription signature goggles, Dickerson viewed the field perfectly, running calm, quick and … MORE ►

Editor’s Note: Jim Reineking is an editor for NFL.com.  Here’s his take on Hall of Fame defensive end Deacon Jones, a member of the “Fearsome Foursome.” 

“He barely sought nor extended pity. A barely controlled … MORE ►

Most notably known for her book entitled Fifth Quarter: The Scrimmage of a Football Coach’s Daughter, Jennifer Allen, daughter of former Los Angeles Rams’ head coach George Allen, adds a more personal touch to … MORE ►

Thanks to everyone who tuned in last night for “Cleveland ’95: A Football Life”, the fourth episode from Season 2 of our documentary series.

The series continues on NFL Network next Wednesday, October 10 … MORE ►

Henry Ellard was born on this date in 1961. Ellard enjoyed a 16-year NFL career in which he topped 1,000 receiving yards 7 times – including 4 times in his 30s. After his retirement in … MORE ►

On June 12, 1952 the Dallas Texans traded the rights of linebacker Les Richter to the Los Angeles Rams for 11 players. Richter was selected second overall in the 1952 draft by the New York … MORE ►