Lee Roy Jordan, a Super Bowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys during the 1971 season, has died at the age of 84.

That will make history for the Broncos, as they have never faced a rookie quarterback in a season opener in team history. Jeff Legwold of ESPN details here that it has not happened since the merger in ...

This week's Caprock Chronicles feature on E.J. Holub is the first of a two-part series by frequent contributor Chuck Lanehart ...

Legendary linebacker Lee Roy Jordan has died. He was 84. Jordan was a star for the Dallas Cowboys, and the team announced his death on Saturday.

In a surprising cut-day move, the Buffalo Bills released a QB who impressed in preseason, to retain an eight-year journeyman.

Chiefs superstars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce get a rare glimpse into a secret underground bunker underneath Arrowhead ...

He caught 100 passes for the Denver Broncos in 1961, setting a record. As a wide receivers coach, he helped the Pittsburgh ...

Lionel Taylor, the first player in pro football history to record 100 catches in a single season and a member of the Denver ...

Legendary linebacker Lee Roy Jordan has died. He was 84. Jordan was a star for the Dallas Cowboys, and the team announced his death on Saturday.

The Dallas Cowboys will have three full days of rest following their Week 12 game against the Philadelphia Eagles before ...

Lionel Taylor, a member of the Denver Broncos' Ring of Honor and the first pro receiver to make 100 receptions in a season, died on Aug. 6 at age 89, the team announced on Wednesday.