KANSAS CITY, Mo. – When Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors meet in the Bay Area next month to determine the 2026 class, they can thank Patrick Mahomes.
A one-time member of the Kansas City Chiefs was selected as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame for a second consecutive year. Will this be the year that the committee recognizes him and immortalizes him with the rest of the NFL's all-time greats?
It's been a long journey to get to this point, but now the Baltimore Ravens have two players who are one more step away from football immortality. The Pro Football Hall of Fame has named its finalists, with the list now down to 15 players.
Week 13 in the NFL saw some phenomenal performances from players who played collegiately in the West. Each week, we highlight the region’s best pro performances from the standout alumni veterans and rookies Here are my choices for the best of them.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have some strong rivalries throughout the NFL due to the long and successful history of the franchise, but none have been stronger during the 21st century than the rivalry the team has with the Baltimore Ravens.
Whether known as the Pac-8, Pac-10, or Pac-12 (or even the Pacific Coast Conference), this once-legendary league has produced some of the greatest players college football has ever seen.
The Baltimore Ravens have long been known for a defense that thrives on toughness and relentless pressure. From Terrell Suggs to Calais Campbell to more recent standouts like Nnamdi Madubuike, the pass rush has been a defining feature of the franchise’s identity.
The NFL season is underway, and there aren't many NFL fans or analysts who are doubting the Baltimore Ravens' ability to clean this regular season up as one of the more dominant teams in the league.
The Baltimore Ravens have been knocking on the door for years, and two-time Super Bowl champion and franchise legend Terrell Suggs thinks the pressure is peaking now.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The drama around Micah Parsons and his contract with the Dallas Cowboys has dominated headlines all offseason, and the saga has sparked strong opinions across the league.
The Baltimore Ravens have long been without a franchise pass rusher. They have had several players put together Pro Bowl-caliber seasons, but have not had one who they can call the face of their defense since Terrell Suggs.
Former NFL linebacker Terrell Suggs was arrested last year after he brandished a firearm during a dispute with another customer in a drive-thru line, and footage of the incident has now surfaced.
The Baltimore Ravens have not had a consistent superstar pass rusher since the days Terrell Suggs roamed their defensive front. Guys like Elvis Dumervil, Matthew Judon, and Kyle Van Noy have all had stellar seasons in Baltimore, but none have posted the threat that Suggs did for so many years.
SCOTTSDALE – Former Arizona Cardinals and Arizona State football legend linebacker Terrell Suggs received his sentencing for a 2024 incident at a Starbucks, where the 42-year-old waved a firearm at another person.
Former Arizona Cardinals outside linebacker Terrell Suggs was recently sentenced to 18 months of probation after a 2024 incident at a Starbucks where the NFL sack artist touted a firearm towards another person.
As the NFL continues its investigation into Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, it will mark an important difference between the legal system and the league’s internal investigations.
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs has been sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation for flashing a gun during a 2024 incident at a Starbucks drive-thru in Arizona, the Baltimore Banner reports.
Last year, former Arizona State football linebacker and 17-year NFL veteran Terrell Suggs pulled a gun after an argument inside a Starbucks in Scottsdale.
Legendary Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs pleaded guilty on Thursday to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct for flashing a gun during a drive-thru confrontation last year, The Baltimore Banner reports.
Former Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Terrell Suggs was arrested in Arizona late Tuesday night, according to TMZ Sports. Suggs was booked into a Maricopa County jail on one count of assault and one count of offense against public order. Suggs has since been released, a spokesperson from the jail confirmed with the outlet.