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D.J. Hayden and Tom Rinaldi detail Hayden's incredible journey from life-threatening injury to first-round draft pick.

QB Vince Young discusses his past off-the-field incidents, his tenure with the Titans, his relationship with former coach Jeff Fisher and his NFL future.

Terrell Owens joins "First Take" to discuss the various controversies throughout his career.

Chad Johnson talks to Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless about the incident that led to his wife's filing for divorce.

Rick Reilly profiles Eagles long-snapper Jon Dorenbos and his use of magic on and off the field.

E:60 connects with Ray Lewis and the man who fueled the future Hall of Famer's legendary intensity. Rachel Nichols takes an exclusive look at a family trying to break the generational curse of abandonment.

Football players Husain and Hamza Abdullah are taking the year off from the NFL to make a pilgrimage to Mecca and connect with fellow Muslims around the country.

Running back LeSean McCoy led the NFL in touchdowns in 2011. Defensive end Osi Umenyiora once led the NFC in sacks, and wears two Super Bowl rings.

In 2011, Tom Coughlin decided the New York Giants new motto would be "finish." Rachel Nichols looks at how the Giants drew inspiration from a high school cross country runner who left it all on the track.

Brian Stropolo, side judge originally assigned to Saints-Panthers game, has been pulled from assignment.

Last January, as the Steelers were eliminated from the playoffs, running backs coach Kirby Wilson was fighting for his life. 48 hours before the AFC wild card loss, a fire started while Wilson was sleeping in his Pittsburgh condo.

Brendon Ayanbadejo joins OTL to discuss why he spoke out in support of same-sex marriage.

Ravens radio broadcaster Gerry Sandusky is inconvenienced daily by his name, and must repeatedly explain he is not the former Penn State assistant coach. But he has found peace with his name and refuses to change it.

Bill Polian reflects on the life and career of former Browns and Ravens owner Art Modell.

The "semi-pro" players of the Crossroads Football League don't let potential injuries keep them from their hard-hitting, all-out style of play.

From NFL veterans, like Jacob Bell, to newcomers, like Chad Diehl, some players are choosing to walk away from football over concerns about their long-term health.