In case you missed it, former Giants’ tight end Darren Waller announced he’s coming out of retirement to play for the Dolphins next season. That’s great, but the NFL can do better.
Five years after retiring from football, Julian Edelman is finally seeing his efforts with the New England Patriots rewarded. Thanks to the organization’s recent announcement, Edelman’s legendary role in the Patriots’ dynasty is set to be immortalized as he will be the 37th member to be inducted into the Patriots’ Hall of Fame.
The Giants rookie pass-rusher recently struck out in his attempts to bring either Lawrence Taylor's No. 56 or Phil Simms' No. 11 jerseys out of retirement.
Abdul Carter suggested recently that he wants to wear the same jersey number as one of the greatest players in New York Giants franchise history, and Rob Gronkowski cannot believe the rookie even went down that road.
After the 2025 NFL Draft was touted as featuring one of the best running back classes in recent history, it seems as if everyone is happy with the results.
The NFL Draft has a funny way of humbling even the most hyped-up athletes. One minute you’re the talk of the town; the next, you’re sitting in a crowded room, wondering what just happened.
Tom Brady has understandably been somewhat of a mixed bag while completing his first season as Fox's lead in-game NFL analyst. Current Fox studio personality Rob Gronkowski defended his former teammate's performance.
It's going to take some time for Bill Belichick to get used to coaching college football. He took the job at North Carolina, though, because he presumably believes he can build a championship team — much like he did with the Patriots.
The Grizzlies guard was given monikers such as "The Airbender" and "The Skywalker" for his two jaw-dropping 360-degree layups against the Nets on Monday night.
The four-time Super Bowl-winning tight end went on "Up & Adams" to discuss the latest action in the NFL, but also revealed Austin Capobianco was an old friend from his days at the University of Arizona.
Leave it to Rob Gronkowski to have a connection to the story of the New York Yankees fans who were banned from Game 5 of the World Series. A Yankees fan
Gronkowski shared locker rooms with Brady during stints with the Patriots and Buccaneers, so he knows plenty about what Brady can offer a club both on the field and behind the scenes.
Gronk, in his first season on the job, was tricked into thinking that the gameday crew was breaking down a fictional Dallas Cowboys tight end named Rich Russo, who, coincidentally, had two missing fingers.
Rob Gronkowski is known for getting his kicks off the field. On Sunday at the Super Bowl, the retired NFL tight end hopes to get his kicks on the field. Well, at least one kick.