Even for players that will eventually become stars in the NFL, the first few years in the league may be tough. Tight end Travis Kelce is set to be a Hall of Famer, but he also had his "welcome to the NFL" moment.
Travis Kelce entered the NFL in 2013, and while his rookie season was derailed by injury, his mentality and larger-than-life personality haven’t changed — from a young player fighting for recognition to now, a future Hall of Famer regarded as one of the greatest tight ends of all time.
Despite the Detroit Lions facing a difficult schedule loaded with playoff opponents, they have a roster that is good enough to handle the challenges and win a third-straight NFC North division title.
From hard-hitting tackles to scene-stealing performances, these NFL players proved their talent transcends the football field with unforgettable roles on the big screen.
The increasingly pass-focused NFL continues to see wide receivers and tight ends play central roles in Super Bowl journeys. Here are the best yardage performances by pass catchers during a single playoffs throughout NFL history.
According to the linebacker, he thought he was going to be re-signed in 2019 In a recent podcast on the Bussin’ With The Boys’ YouTube channel, former Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews III told the world that his belief was that he was going to return to the Packers for the 2019 season.
Both legendary pass rushers sacked the competition during their time in Green Bay Two of the best defensive players in Green Bay Packers history are now taking their places in Packer immortality.
With less than a month until the annual event in Canton, Ohio, we're examining which players — past and present — on the league's 32 teams we think will one day receive a similar honor. Here are three Green Bay Packers who should eventually receive football immortality.