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Quarterback Kerry Collins #5 of the Tennessee Titans moves to pass

New York Giants History

The Life And Career Of Kerry Collins

In 1995, the Carolina Panthers began play as one of two NFL expansion teams. Before the season began, the organization drafted Penn State quarterback Kerry Collins to lead the franchise into the future. Collins had been one of the best players in Penn State history, and he received numerous a...

Ben Donahue • 2 months ago

Chris Johnson #28 of the Tennessee Titans carries the ball

The Life And Career Of Chris Johnson

There have been eight running backs in NFL history that have rushed for over 2,000 yards in a season. Chris Johnson was the sixth such back to do so. “CJ2K” reached the milestone in his second pro season with the Tennessee Titans in 2009 and set several other league records along the way. It...

Ben Donahue • 1 year ago

Jevon Kearse #90 of the Tennessee Titans enjoys a laugh

The Life And Career Of Jevon Kearse (Story)

Former Tennessee Titans defensive end Jevon "The Freak" Kearse earned his catchy nickname for good reason. Kearse, who earned that nickname during his college days, helped the Florida Gators win their first national title in 1996. He earned SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors two years la...

Poch de la Rosa • 3 years ago

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Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth #91 of the Tennessee Titans watches practice

The Life And Career Of Albert Haynesworth (Story)

When one mentions the name "Albert Haynesworth," controversy quickly comes to mind. Haynesworth made headlines for stomping on Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode's head during a heated game on October 1, 2006. Haynesworth told The Athletic in 2021 that Gurode rubbed him the wrong way—the latt...

Poch de la Rosa • 3 years ago

Rob Bironas # 2 of the Tennessee Titans celebrates

What Happened To Rob Bironas? (Story)

Former Tennessee Titans placekicker Rob Bironas overcame insurmountable odds before making an indelible mark on the franchise. Bironas played for several NFL, AF2, and Arena Football League teams during a nomadic two-year stretch from 2002 to 2004. Things did not look rosy for Bironas, who ev...

Poch de la Rosa • 4 years ago

Myron Rolle #3 of the Florida State Seminoles

The Life And Career Of Myron Rolle (Story)

Dr. Myron L. Rolle is the perfect example of a former football player who has pursued a higher calling years after playing his final down on the gridiron. Before Rolle committed to the Florida State Seminoles in college, his life goals were to become a Rhodes scholar, NFL player, and pediatri...

Poch de la Rosa • 4 years ago

The Life And Career Of Eddie George (Complete Story)

Robert Marvi • 4 years ago During an era in which National Football League teams often elected to run the ball more than they passed the ball, Eddie George established himself as one of the league's best running backs. His height, size and strength made him a formidable opponent for the front sevens of opposing...

Receiver Derrick Mason #85 of the Tennessee Titans celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter against the Dallas Cowboys at Adelphia Coliseum in Nashville, Tennessee. DIGITAL IMAGE

The Life And Career Of Derrick Mason (Complete Story)

Robert Marvi • 4 years ago Many National Football League stars burst into the scene and blossom right away. They force us to take notice quickly and to acknowledge their greatness as we appreciate their obvious talent and skill. But there are also some who take a while to grow into their best selves. Such men are no le...

Wide receiver Kevin Dyson #87 of the Tennessee Titans looks on during their NFL game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on October 13, 2002 at the Coliseum in Nashville, Tennessee. The Titans won 23-14.

The Life And Career Of Kevin Dyson (Complete Story)

Poch de la Rosa • 5 years ago One can sum up Kevin Dyson's career as Tennessee Titans wide receiver in a few words: "Music City Miracle" and "The Tackle." Dyson's improbable, game-winning 75-yard touchdown- his first as an NFL player - against the Buffalo Bills in the 1999 Wild Card Game was the stuff of legends. On the o...

Jake Locker #10 of the Tennessee Titans throws a pass in the fourth quarter during a game against the New York Giants at LP Field on December 7, 2014 in Nashville, Tennessee. The Giants defeated the Titans 36-7.

The Life And Career Of Jake Locker (Complete Story)

Poch de la Rosa • 5 years ago Jake Locker was a capable dual-threat quarterback who could've been a modern-day Fran Tarkenton. During his high school and college playing days, Locker could find the end zone with his arm or his feet. He was that good. Unfortunately, he didn't meet expectations in the National Football Leag...

Isaiah Wilson #79 of the Tennessee Titans participates in warmups prior to a game against the Indianapolis Colts at Nissan Stadium on November 12, 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee.

What Happened To Isaiah Wilson? (Complete Story)

Poch de la Rosa • 5 years ago Gargantuan right tackle Isaiah Wilson could've been enjoying a lucrative pro career in the NFL. If there's one guy who could keep the opposing pass rush at bay and protect the quarterback, it was him. Unfortunately, he faded from the limelight sooner than most people expected. In fact, some f...

Vince Young

What Happened To Vince Young? (Complete Story)

Jimmy Swartz • 5 years ago As an electrifying dual-threat quarterback and leader on the 2005 national championship-winning team, there was no shortage of hype surrounding Vince Young when he entered the NFL draft. Even to this day, however, Vince Young is still much more famous for his college football accomplishments...

Baltimore Ravens Steve McNair during the Ravens loss to the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland Ohio.

Houston Oilers History

The Life And Career Of QB Steve McNair (Complete Story)

Ben Donahue • 6 years ago The NFL has seen its share of small college players find success in the pros. These rather obscure athletes from destinations mostly unknown made a name for themselves on the sport’s biggest stage. Names such as Andre Reed (Kutztown University), Larry Little (Bethune-Cookman), Wayne Chrebet (...