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If you wrote to me, consider this my DM back to you. And even if you didn’t, but you took time to watch me do the thing I love on the football field these past

"“Would you do it again?” The Chicago Bears’ “Hit Men,” Gary Fencik and Doug Plank, talk concussions, CTE, and the long-term effects of an NFL career."

It’s hard not to feel like we might have something special going on up here in Buffalo.

We believe we belong — and that’s a belief that’s only getting more and more powerful.

"Alabama is a part of me now. A big part. That’s forever. I will miss Alabama more than I can even say."

I’m going to start by telling you something you already know: I miss you.

Look, I’m here today to talk about the toughest players I’ve ever faced.

"Quiet on set! Silence your cellphones, and remember, please, no flash photography. This is Jaylon Smith’s 5 Toughest — take 1."

"Growing up, D.K Metcalf had always dreamed of opening a restaurant. It didn't stop there. The Seahawks WR shares his plans to turn his love of food into a f

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Anthony Hitchens reflects on the impact his adoptive family has on his growth both on and off the field.

Tommie Harris, Clinton Portis and Jack Brewer discuss the money they made in the NFL with financial expert Michael Bapis.

I’d love nothing more than to inspire people to figure out what they love, their purpose in life, and then … go do it. Because life doesn’t end when football en

When I think about the toughest players I’ve faced in my seven-plus years in the league, those who come to mind are the ones I’ve played against a lot.

Shaquill Griffin strives for greatness on the football field by reflecting on his personal improvements each and every day.

Warren Moon and EJ Manuel discuss the state of the African-American quarterback with Deshaun Watson and Josh Dobbs.

Get to know the 2019 NFL Rookie Class through the lens of The Players' Tribune, in partnership with the NFLPA.

"There’s gonna be no more comparisons. No more “next this,”or“next that.”Because the Eagles didn’t draft me to be the next anything.They drafted me to be Miles.

Because we’re the Cleveland Browns — and we’re not supposed to be here.

It’s not often you get the opportunity to take a first-class trip to an exotic and historic place.

The former 49ers receiver who became a legend when he made "The Catch." In the new book "Letters to 87," teammates and fans honor his legacy.

That next chapter begins now. After nine seasons, I’m retiring from professional football.

10 years playing golf, and Golden Tate is just getting started. Follow along on his journey to Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, where he competes on one of t

Our team was worth millions to the school and yet we often had no more than a hundred or so dollars in our bank accounts.

Looking back, I’m proud of how my career has gone. I don’t shy away from the journeyman label. I embrace it, full force.