Football

I’m ready to admit that I’m okay with giving up the identity of “Julius the football player.” I’m O.K. with not being recognized as an NFL athlete — because I’m

"""We are brothers. We are family."" Jamaal Charles on why he gives back to The Special Olympics."

There is tough, and then there is Jack Ryan tough. Richard Sherman puts it all on the line to take on a new kind of challenge.

Emmanuel Sanders shares why he gives back to Denver youth through sports.

“Wait,” she said. “James Walker ... you mean his father, right? Not Junior. Not my James.” She lowered the phone and started to sob. Then she told me my brother

Aaron Rodgers discusses what inspired him to give back to veterans with the Wounded Warrior Project.

I’m asking the Seahawks to do one of two things: Offer me an extension. Or trade me to a team that wants me to be part of their future.

Three athletes. Unlimited obstacles. One goal. Richard Sherman, Ronda Rousey and Joel Embiid channel their inner Jack Ryan.

Derrick Henry knows that being the world's best puppy dad requires a good night's sleep.

Retired NFL safety Hamza Abdullah calls for action after former Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski's suicide.

Scholarships. Free football camps. New uniforms. These are just some of the countless ways Vic Beasley gives back to his Adairsville community.

Kurt Warner had a dream he didn't want to close the door on. With the support of his wife, he saw it through all the way to the NFL.

I was living in darkness. That’s the only way I can describe it. Pure darkness. Like nothing good could possibly happen in my life.

Former NFL star Martellus Bennett has begun what he believes is his life’s work through a firm he founded called The Imagination Agency.

The bottom half of my leg was just gone. It was severed, and the blood was rushing out of my body while I was lying in the grass.

It's more than a uniform. It's the feeling of belonging that comes with it.

The bottom half of my leg was just gone. It was severed, and the blood was rushing out of my body while I was lying in the grass.

Derwin James looks back at the day that his NFL dreams became a reality.

"What not to do in a football game, a lesson by Evan Engram: Jump from the sidelines onto a live ball. In a live play. Especially if it's a play you're not

NFL linebacker Mike Moore found out he had a brain tumor. Months later, he lost his father.

I’m proud of everything I accomplished during my five years in Seattle, and I’m proud that I got to do it all in front of the best fans in the world.

When I walk across that stage in Tuscaloosa today and get my degree, I know I won’t be walking alone.

As a kid, I always dreamt of being an NFL quarterback. Well, let me tell you a funny story.

Your head is spinning, and you probably feel like just staying in bed for about a week. But forget about that. Trust me when I tell you there's no time to waste