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Seahawks Celebrate Military & Veterans with NFL's Salute to Service Initiative

More than 200 service members and veterans will participate in gameday honors

Tulane's Center for Brain Health partners with MVP to support military veterans, former NFL players

Access to quality healthcare often determines how well military veterans and former professional football players transition to a “normal” life after serving in very different professions that are

Bird Droppings: Preparing for the Rams, Kyler Murray's running helps, trust in A.J. Green and more

Happy Friday one and all, we have made it. The Arizona Cardinals take on the Los Angeles Rams this Sunday and we have all the news from around the web to help us get ready. Let’s get to it. C...

MVP (Merging Vets and Players) ex-military and Cards players

The Arizona Cardinals and Justin Pugh hosted the MVP Merging Vets and players event at their training center in Tempe.

Cardinals, Jay Glazer Lead Mental Health Work With MVP Kickoff Event

MVP (Merging Vets and Players) Association helps ex-military and players

UFC legend Randy Couture on respect for Charles Oliveira, joy in 'MVP' movie

Ex-Green Beret, NFL player Nate Boyer offers hope for veterans, athletes struggling in retirement with 'MVP' film

Former Green Beret and NFL player Nate Boyer directed and stars in the film “MVP,” which tackles real-world issues affecting many members of both the veteran and athlete communities.

Sylvester Stallone Executive Producing NFL Alum Nate Boyer's Debut Film 'MVP' -- Watch the Trailer

'MVP,' directed by NFL alum Nate Boyer, is now in theaters.

'MVP' movie explained: Helping military vets, retired athletes

Nate Boyer and Jay Glazer discuss their organization, their movie "MVP" and their mission of helping vets and former athletes.

'MVP' offers hope to vets, athletes struggling in retirement: Boyer

The ex-Seattle Seahawk directed and stars in “MVP” with the mission of showing there’s hope for military veterans and former athletes who struggle with mental health and finding purpose in society after retiring from their “glory days.”