One of the most egregious mistakes in football is when a player drops the ball before crossing the goal line. In 2025 alone, there have already been two such instances of players celebrating too early before scoring.
While the limited experience of DeSean Jackson and Michael Vick may be a concern to some, it is a risk worth taking for their respective schools.
36 NFL quarterbacks have thrown for over 35,000 passing yards in their careers. How many of the 36 can you name in six minutes?
It will continue what has become a trade in college football for teams to make big-name hires with former NFL stars who have no prior coaching experience.
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.
Although Adams typically avoids addressing this type of comment, he chose an excellent time to publicly respond to it.
After starting the 2023 season with an impressive 10 wins out of their first 11 games, the Philadelphia Eagles faced a significant downfall towards the end of their schedule, culminating in a disappointing loss in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.
Desean Jackson isn't done needling the Dallas Cowboys.
Decorated receiver DeSean Jackson - who last played for the Baltimore Ravens - officially retired as a Philadelphia Eagle two weeks ago. ... or did he?
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.
DeSean Jackson retired as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles in late November ... or maybe he didn't.
If former Pro Bowl WR DeSean Jackson had his way, Jalen Hurts would have started from the jump.
Former Cal standout wide receiver DeSean Jackson officially announced his retirement from pro football on Wednesday after 15 seasons in the NFL. Jackson,
Former Pro Bowl wide receiver DeSean Jackson is retiring as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles and will serve as the team's honorary captain for their Week 13 game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Former Pro Bowl wide receiver DeSean Jackson posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday that he wants to appear on ESPN's "Manningcast."
Shortly after sharing an Instagram post hinting at possible retirement, veteran wideout DeSean Jackson cleared the air Sunday.
While appearing on the "I AM ATHLETE" podcast, DeSean Jackson said that if he retires, he’d like to end his career in Philadelphia. That’s nice, but why did the Eagles let a player like him go in the first place?
Wide receiver DeSean Jackson has been torching defenses for years. His answer as to why he brought his efforts to Baltimore was quick and easy.
Even at 35 years old, the three-time Pro Bowl wideout believes he has something left in the tank and is eager to return to the field.
What many people forget about is that DeSean Jackson and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers were supposed to be teammates in 2005.
Free agent wide receiver DeSean Jackson revealed a dust-up he had with former quarterback Donovan McNabb while both were members of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Jackson said it would take the right call to get him on the field in 2022.
According to Jackson, officials told him he wouldn't be allowed to play unless he changed his shoes.
Las Vegas Raiders veteran wide receiver DeSean Jackson was limited in practice on Wednesday because of a calf injury and sat out Thursday's session, but he doesn't seem overly concerned.
Jackson was listed as limited in practice on Wednesday because of a calf injury and wasn't spotted during the portion of Thursday's session open to media members.
Vegas inked Jackson to a deal one week after he was waived by the Los Angeles Rams.
Amid the flurry of Sunday's Week 9 NFL action, three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver DeSean Jackson signed with the Las Vegas Raiders.
DeSean Jackson's hunt for a new team may have been complicated by the Cleveland Browns releasing Odell Beckham Jr.
The Los Angeles Rams and veteran wide receiver DeSean Jackson both hoped to find a buyer interested in paying a price for the three-time Pro Bowl selection ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, but no such transaction occurred before the Rams decided to release the 34-year-old.
Jackson's time in Los Angeles didn't work out as hoped.
In seven games this year, Jackson has recorded just eight catches for 221 yards and one touchdown on 15 targets.
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