Football

You go from being a kid watching these guys on TV to suiting up with the very same players — in what seems like an instant.

You looked at me and said, “Steve, I’ll walk to the ends of the earth with you, wherever that may lead us.”

I believe the Huskies will beat Alabama. In my heart of hearts. I believe it. And I don’t give a damn whether someone tells me I’m crazy.

Last week, we had a Christmas themed puzzle.

Next up in our What the (Blank)? series is New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung. Yes, this is his real handwriting.

The Diggs brothers go hand in hand. We don’t do much besides ball.

Christmas is my favorite holiday. Family is in good spirits, good food, good smells. You watch a little Home Alone.

This week we’re going to have a Christmas puzzle.

Here you’ll find the answers to the puzzles from Week 14.

I've covered 50 Super Bowls, but never one like this.

I wanted to be a running back. But what I really wanted to be was Emmitt Smith.

The whole idea of Thursday Night Football is terrible. It’s ludicrous. It’s hypocritical. It’s a poopfest.

The NFL's resident Star Wars expert reviews the latest Star Wars film, 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story."

Here you’ll find the answers to the puzzles from Week 13.

Listen, don’t be scrolling down right now. I need to give you guys some perspective before I drop a top five list on you.

This week we’re going to play around with a fun mathematical structure that you may have seen before: Magic squares.

Next up in our What the (Blank)? series is Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Brandon Williams. Yes, this is his real handwriting.

In any era, I don’t know how you could stop both Cris Carter and Randy Moss on the same offense. But man, I would love to find out.

Next up in our What the (Blank)? series is Oakland Raiders offensive tackle Donald Penn. Yes, this is his real handwriting.

This week we’re having some fun with probability and a deck of playing cards.

Here you’ll find the answers to the puzzles from Week 12.

We bleed together on the football field before we bleed together on the battlefield. That’s not just talk. That’s very real.

To me, all of it — foster care, my parents being in jail, moving from house to house to house to house — was normal.

The important thing to take away from this article is that a cure is in sight. These boys’ lives can be saved.