The Vikings made their first postseason appearance in Krause’s first year. In 1969, Krause and the Vikings made their first ...

Pro Football Hall of Fame releases ticket info for 2025 Enshrinement, including when they go on sale, plus this year's ...

There's 11 Miami Hurricane players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and while Reggie Wayne looks to become the 12th, he'll have to wait at least one more year. Another Pro Football Hall of Fame ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. – On Saturday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced that Green Bay Packers legend Sterling Sharpe had been selected as part of the Class of 2025. To Sharpe, getting the news ...

The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 was revealed Thursday night during NFL Honors in New Orleans, the site of Super Bowl 59. Canton's Ralph Hay, one of the National Football League's ...

Legendary former New Orleans Saints offensive guard Jahri Evans has been left out of the Pro Football Hall of Fame for another year. Evans was among 15 finalists announced in December for the ...

While the 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class includes four very deserving members, it will not include two notable former players that did not get the call to Canton, Ohio on their first year of ...

CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Three athletic trainers will be honored with the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Awards of Excellence for the 2025 class. Ed Block, Pepper Burruss and John Norwig were picked ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers trainer John Norwig is set to be honored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Norwig will be honored as part of the Hall of Fame’s 2025 Awards of Excellence. Norwig was ...

Former Jets athletic trainer Pepper Burrus was selected Friday to be honored as part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's annual Awards of Excellence program. Burruss, who started with the Jets as an ...

GREEN BAY – Former Packers athletic trainer Pepper Burruss will be recognized this summer as a Pro Football Hall of Fame Award of Excellence recipient for 2025. Burruss is one of three former ...

Jackson and Vick aren't the next Deion Sanders — think Eddie George instead. Here's why they can succeed at HBCUs.