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In observance of his passing Saturday, one of his two interviews with the Talk of Fame Network is available for listening again.

Theres a new No. 1 team after the Green Bay Packers upset the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night.

The Los Angeles Rams finished on top of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the field last week and the Las Vegas Raiders stay strong in the rankings this week

Florida A&M University football legend Ken Riley was honored by the Cincinnati Bengals as the team hosted the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday Night Football.

Peyton Manning (18) photo courtesy of USA Today The Talk of Fame Network researched the greatest players selected at each of the first 259 draft slots. Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence became the 86th player selected first overall in an NFL draft this month. Only 13 of those selections went on to have Hall of Fame careers. So who was the best of the best – the greatest first overall pick ever? Terry Bradshaw with his four Super Bowl rings? Troy Aikman with his three rings? Bruce Smith wit...

"Bud McFadin is believed to be one of only two players to have been named to All-Pro teams in both the National Football League and the American Football League," Borges wrote. With the Rams, McFadin earned second-team All-Pro selections from various outlets in 1953, 55 and 56. He also received first-team All-AFL honors from the league in each of his first three seasons with the Broncos and garnered second-team All-AFL nods from two outlets in his fourth season. He totaled five Pro Bowl or AFL ...

The Lead The Pro Football Hall of Fame has gotten quite the injection of orange and blue in recent years. No team has more inductees in the last five years, as Denver has seen Terrell Davis (2017), Pat Bowlen (2019), Champ Bailey (2019), Steve Atwater (2020), John Lynch (2021) and Peyton Manning (2021) elected to receive their gold jackets. But, as always, we want to see more Broncos in the Hall. "While Tom Jackson and Rod Smith received consideration, Gradishar remains the greatest Bronco who ...

Rick Gosselins 50 Greatest Super Bowl Moments Rick Gosselin is universally accepted as one of the greatest NFL writers of all time.  He reflects on his amazing career giving us the 50 Greatest Super Bowl moments Author: Feb 1, 2021 EDITOR’S NOTE: Rick Gosselin has covered the NFL for 48 years in Detroit, New York City, Kansas City and Dallas and was enshrined in the writer’s wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004. He has covered 37 of the 54 Super Bowls. Here’s his list of the 50 ...