Rome Odunze entered the Chicago Bears’ Week 1 matchup against the Carolina Panthers with injury concerns regarding his right foot. Despite the issue with his foot, Odunze suited up and is playing in the season opener.
The Minnesota Vikings are one of the NFL's more tormented franchises, having made it to four Super Bowls -- including as early as Super Bowl IV, where they were 13.5-point favorites) -- and losing all of them.
Randy Moss’ successful battle against cancer continues to inspire people. Now, one of his former Minnesota Vikings teammates has opened up on what he saw the Hall of Fame wide receiver go through.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
I'm not a purple sneaker guy — at least not predominantly purple. I own a Randy Moss Minnesota Vikings jersey that I love, and I wouldn't wear an all-purple sneaker with it.
NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss has made countless headlines throughout his football career. Whether it was his record-setting performances with the Minnesota
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Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss remains among the most talented men to ever play football. But as he approaches 15 years since the end of his NFL career, he's found a new sport to enjoy: Bass fishing.
Randy Moss became one of the best wide receivers the NFL has ever seen during his 14-year career (1998-2010, 2012). Most notably playing for the Minnesota
Randy Moss has remained in the football spotlight since his retirement. But when he needs to get away from it, he goes bass fishing. "Did I need a therapist after retiring from football?
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Larry Fitzgerald had one of the best educations in receiving that an NFL hopeful could ever glean. As a ball boy with the Minnesota Vikings in the late ‘90s to early 2000s, he had a front-row seat to Randy Moss’s greatness.
The Bengals could've drafted the second-greatest receiver in NFL history at the end of the last century, but opted to pick two linebackers over Randy Moss instead.
Even years after his retirement, Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss continues to captivate football fans. The legendary pass-catcher recently appeared on the “New Heights” podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce, igniting a wave of speculation with his confident assessment of how he would fare in the modern game.
GLENDALE – The induction of legendary Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald into the Hall of Fame was solidified on Thursday the NFL Honors.
Randy Moss became one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history during his 14-year career. The former Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots star
NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss celebrated a monumental victory this September, ringing the traditional bell at Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte to mark the end of his Stage 2 bile duct cancer treatment.
Rookie Randy Moss’s game vs. the Dallas Cowboys is widely considered one of the best performances on Thanksgiving. The legendary wideout efficiently scored three touchdowns on three receptions, prompting one of the coolest highlight reels in NFL history.
One of Colorado Buffaloes' fastest emerging playmakers this season, wide receiver Sincere Brown, has looked up to NFL legend Randy Moss since he was a child.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made significant moves this offseason on the offensive side of the ball. They have had a relatively consistent group of defensive players, at least at the top of the depth chart.
During the 2024 season, Randy Moss had to leave ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" to take care of his health. Moss, 48, had to step away from TV due to a battle with cancer.
ESPN on Tuesday provided a positive update on the health of NFL analyst Randy Moss after his battle with bile duct cancer last year. In a statement to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN said Moss is expected to return to a full-time role on “Sunday NFL Countdown” this fall.
Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss made his return to ESPN on Sunday, joining the "Sunday NFL Countdown" crew in New Orleans amid his battle with cancer.
This NFL Hall of Fame spotlight focuses on one of the all-time best wide receivers—Randy Moss. For a guy Moss’ size, his speed and athleticism were simply unreal.