The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced the 167 modern-era players nominated for its 2025 class. Sixteen players are on the ...

The Hall of Fame announced 167 modern-era people would be nominated for enshrinement, and eight former Titans are in the group: Steve McNair, Eddie George, Derrick Mason, Lorenzo Neal, Samari ...

Former Titans tight end Delanie Walker is a first-time nominee and joins former Titans Steve McNair, Eddie George, Chris Johnson, Lorenzo Neal, Derrick Mason, Samari Rolle and Gary Anderson.

TE Delanie Walker, QB Steve McNair, RB Eddie George, RB Chris Johnson, FB Lorenzo Neal, WR Derrick Mason, CB Samari Rolle, and K Gary Anderson all received the honor of being nominated.

Where does Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts rank among the NFL's all-time leaders for rushing touchdowns by a ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Steve Stricker ended a four-hole playoff with a shot out of the rough that banged into the pin and set up ...

Steve Cohen, billionaire founder of Point72 Asset Management, has stopped trading at the hedge fund although he is still making investment decisions as a co-chief investment officer alongside ...

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr received a lot of criticism for his handling of Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Playing Tatum the second-fewest minutes on ...

The other Titans include quarterback Steve McNair, running back Eddie George, running back Chris Johnson, fullback Lorenzo Neal, wide receiver Derrick Mason, cornerback Samari Rolle and kicker Gary ...

Eli Manning (Ole Miss) and Steve McNair (Alcorn) are two of the 10 quarterbacks up for consideration in the 2025 Hall of Fame Class. It is Manning’s first year of eligibility to be considered. Manning ...

Fred McNair was a member of the Alcorn State football family. The brother of the best-known Brave, quarterback Steve McNair who guided the Tennessee Titans to the Super Bowl once, Fred also played ...

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young explains that getting benched was "not something I necessarily expected" to happen. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers downplays sideline interaction ...