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07/19/11 Sam Huff was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1982. Huff, a Middleburg resident, played in the National Football League from 1956 through 1969 as a linebacker with the New York Giants and the Washington Redskins.
07/19/11 By BARRY WILNER and HOWARD FENDRICH AP Pro Football Writers Hall of Fame defensive end Carl Eller and lawyers for retired NFL players joined labor talks with representatives of owners and current players...
07/18/11 The NFL preseason is so close we can taste it. Don't lose any sleep waiting for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game to get here, as we have the answers to the 50 questions keeping you up at night wondering what will happen during the 2011 NFL preseason. Will Arian Foster repeat his 2010 performance? Can the Seahawks repeat as NFC West champions? What surprises are in store for us this year ...
07/14/11 JOPLIN, Mo., July 14, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Executive and philanthropist Arthur E. Benjamin today announced that Marshall Faulk, Pro Football Hall of Famer-elect and St. Louis Rams great, has joined his team to raise much needed funds for animal rescue efforts and disaster relief in Joplin, MO. With his recent launch of a national, viral, social media campaign, Benjamin will donate $1 ...
07/13/11 Bryan Burwell of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch fears the lockout could diminish Marshall Faulk's experience heading into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Burwell: "Unless the lockout ends this week, the chances are high that the NFL will be forced to cancel this year's Hall of Fame game, and that would be a shame. One of the rare treats of the Hall of Fame weekend is when the streets of the city are ...
07/05/11 Few states have produced more football talent than Ohio. Only Texas and Pennsylvania can claim more Pro Football Hall of Famers than the Buckeye State, and only Texas, California and Florida have more players in the NFL . Of those players in the NFL, here are the 10 best from Ohio. NOTE: This list does not count those who only played college football in Ohio. Begin Slideshow
07/05/11 Sam Huff was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1982. Huff, a Middleburg resident, played in the National Football League from 1956 through 1969 as a linebacker with the New York Giants and the Washington Redskins.
07/03/11 Broadcaster and former NFL receiver Cris Collinsworth is leading the push to induct Pat Tillman the NFL star who sacrificed a dream career and millions of dollars for the front line of the fight against terrorism into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
06/27/11 Another in a series on NFC North players whose career trajectories put them on a path to consideration for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. NFL teams value pass-rushing more than any skill outside of quarterbacking, and here in the NFC North we have two of the best of this generation. Chicago Bears defensive end Julius Peppers (89 career sacks) and Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen (83 ...
06/27/11 There was plenty of passing, catching and running going on at the Legends All-Pro Football Camp Thursday at Lewis V. Murray Jr. Stadium.
06/27/11 By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer Buffalo safety George Wilson likes what he sees and hears about the players' recent discussions with the owners to end the lockout. The Bills' player...
06/26/11 The Philadelphia Eagles currently have 18 former players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, from "Supersonic" Steve Van Buren of the 1940's to their most recent addition of Richard Dent who played for the Eagles in 1997. I believe that the Eagles' current young nucleus potentially has seven future Hall of Famers. To put that in perspective, the 1960 NFL Championship team had just four Hall of ...
06/25/11 With the uncertainty of the 2012 NFL season hanging over like a dark rain cloud, it came as no surprise that many locals showed up at Paw Paw's Campers and Cars Thursday to participate in WWL's "We Want Pro Football" campaign. Thursday's show was the third which WWL has put on in the New Orleans market.
06/24/11 By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer With training camps set to open in another month, NFL owners and players will resume negotiations next week, hoping to build on recent talks, two people familiar with...
06/22/11 The Kentucky chapter of the Pro Football Hall of Fame will induct five members in this year??s class. From left are Bob Talamini of the University of Kentucky, Dale Lindsey of Western Kentucky University, Phil Simms of Morehead State University, and Kerry Rhodes of the University of Louisville.
06/20/11 Jerry Kramer should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but until they call, he's still serving his fans.
06/16/11 He already has thrown for 7,000 more yards than Terry Bradshaw, completed one fewer touchdown pass than George Blanda and won one more Super Bowl championship than Jim Kelly and Fran Tarkenton combined. So they already should be carving Drew Brees from the shoulders up in Canton, Ohio, right? The quarterback of the New Orleans Saints could retire tomorrow and waltz straight to the Pro Football ...
06/15/11 Recently the American Football Association's Hall of Fame selection committee completed its annual task of reviewing personal profiles of qualified individuals nominated for induction into the Semi-Pro Football Hall of Fame as the "Class of 2011."
06/14/11 Happy Flag Day , everyone. No matter what we do these days, we have offensive lines on the brain. Fired-up Friday was about left tackles. Last Thursday's column was about offensive lines. Power Rankings, which come out today, rank the best left tackles in the league. And lo and behold, this morning we find a Pro Football Focus ranking of left and right tackles based on a stat it has called ...
06/13/11 In late March, Pro Football Weekly's Nolan Nawrocki wrote a scathing scouting report of former Heisman-winning Auburn QB Cam Newton. Nawrocki's comments outraged some people, but a majority of NFL fans bought into the report and believed it to be the truth because he was an accomplished writer, which he actually is. Nawrocki's criticism ranged from Newton believing he was "above the law" to ...
06/08/11 One of the most successful passers in NFL history is not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. And in the eyes of ColdHardFootballFacts.com, the exclusion of former Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson (1971-86) is one of the greatest injustices to ever hit Canton. | 
