This season, Delaware State football is rewriting its reputation, powered by bold leadership and a personality delivering unexpected victories to a perennial underdog.
The Denver Broncos offense operated as a well-oiled machine, putting up 44 points in a Week 8 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Quarterback Bo Nix led the
Most would consider just one great season in the NFL better than none — even if the promise was there for more good times in the future. In the spirit of something is better than nothing, here's a look at our picks for some of the better one-year wonders (in chronological order) in NFL history.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Michigan Wolverines reportedly have their sights set on flipping a number of committed prospects in the near future. One of those prospects is 2026 three-star cornerback Camdin Portis, son of Redskins legendary running back Clinton Portis.
Clinton Portis was a college football legend while playing for the University of Miami. He won a National Championship with the Hurricanes in 2001, rushing for 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Former Washington running back Clinton Portis is coming home again, back to the sport that helped him earn the love and cheers of DMV fans during the early 2000s.
The high publicity and moderate on-field success of Deion Sanders in the college football ranks has inspired a trend of fellow NFL alums foraying into similar ventures.
Former NFL running back Clinton Portis enters the college football coaching fraternity after accepting the running backs coach and run game coordinator position at Delaware State University under new head coach DeSean Jackson.
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.
This has been a popular off-season for ex-players starting their coaching careers. And now with the help of DeSean Jackson, who is also a first-time coach at Delaware State, Clinton Portis is joining this group.
Former NFL wide receiver DeSean Jackson is gearing up for his first season as the head coach of the Delaware State Hornets. He's been tasked with shaping up the program, which went 1-11 in 2024 and finished last place in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
The Miami Hurricanes continue to roll on and off the field once more this week, as not only did the Canes pick up a massive win against Florida State at home, but made huge strides on the recruiting trail also.
The Miami Hurricanes, fresh off a massive recruiting weekend that saw the ACC favorite take down Florida State at home, landed a commitment from 2026 4-star cornerback Camdin Portis.
Miami takes on Florida State this weekend and will play host to not only the Seminoles, but a massive crop of talented prospects from the 2025 class, 2026 class and beyond.
The Miami Hurricanes, who currently hold the 25th ranked recruiting class for 2026, are reportedly closing in on landing a commitment from one of the classes top cornerbacks.
Will the son of a former NFL All-Pro become a Mountaineer? It’s at least a possibility now that WVU has sent an official offer to Camdin Portis, the son of former star running back Clinton Portis.
UCLA football had another visitor Monday, with former Pro Bowl running back Clinton Portis stopping by to visit the team. The football team posted a photo of Portis standing alongside DeShaun Foster.
Portis is one of 10 retired NFLers charged in December 2019 with allegedly defrauding the program for upwards of $2.9 million. There have reportedly been 15 former players in all who have been charged.
Two-time Pro Bowl running back Clinton Portis, Darrell Reid, Antwan Odom, Anthony Montgomery, Tamarik Vanover and Robert McCune were charged on Friday in a superseding indictment in connection with fraudulent charges made to a health care benefit program for retired NFL players.
In the spirit of something is better than nothing, here's a look at our picks for some of the better one-year wonders (in chronological order) in NFL history.