What active NFL players are Hall of Fame worthy? That's the question we posed to Yardbarker editors and writers, and boy did we have some spirited debates.
Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame debate will be one of the more complicated in pro football history, Yardbarker's Sam Robinson writes. But the retiring star merits inclusion in Canton.
With an aim to highlight the players who went through a major change upon switching teams, as opposed to limiting choices to greats staying great in different cities, here are the league's best second acts.
Some acclaimed NFL talents recently submitted strong final seasons, with multiple perennial Pro Bowlers opting to call it quits earlier than expected. Here is how these players rank among the best final seasons in the NFL's first 100 years.
The fifth-year option gives NFL teams another way to slow top players’ earning potential, Sam Robinson writes. Case in point: Houston's Jadeveon Clowney.
Carson Wentz’s extension may look like another contract that will limit a team from building a championship-level roster. But it won't, Sam Robinson writes.
As NFL teams survey their depth at respective OTAs and minicamps, here is a reminder of roster-construction mastery executed by each franchise. These are the best position groups each team has ever fielded.
In the Super Bowl era (1966-present), 35 quarterbacks have thrown for 50 or more touchdowns in their first three seasons in the NFL. How many of the 35 can you name in five minutes?
If the quarterback guides the Steelers back to the playoffs after a rocky era, his critics will be silenced, Sam Robinson writes.
Here are the best talents since 1965 who either went their entire careers as regular-season-only players or have thus far done so.
We give you the underdog, and you name the favorite. How many of these famous boxing upsets can you name in five minutes?
In the off-season, Green Bay invested mostly on defense, leaving quarterback Aaron Rodgers with perhaps the thinnest receiving corps he has had with the Packers, Sam Robinson writes.
Cowboys workhorse running back Ezekiel Elliott has not yet decided to stay away from the team’s off-season program. He should, Sam Robinson writes.
In the modern NFL, general managers are almost as well-known as the players and coaches. So with that in mind, how many of the 32 GMs (or de facto GMs) can you name in five minutes?
NFL owners refusing to admit a front-office mistake proves far costlier than failing to acknowledge bad coaching hires, Sam Robinson writes.
How many of the players with highest career PPG in the postseason for the Warriors, Bucks, Trail Blazers and Raptors can you name in six minutes?