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Rams rookie Daryl Richardson -- a Division II player and the next-to-last pick in the draft -- has been overcoming obstacles his entire life.

Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito has an unorthodox training regimen. But his goal is to stay pain-free now, and after the NFL.

This week's 53rd Man, Mike McNeill, is living the dream of playing for his hometown Rams, but won't be satisfied until he becomes a starter.

For some NFL players, hunting provides an escape from the pressures of the game. But for Rams tight end Matthew Mulligan, the outdoors is where he feels at home.

In this week's That's What She Said, Sarah Spain takes a tough look at college football and explains why she isn't a fan, then offers some friends a few lines to convince her.

Chris Johnson owners are justifiably furious about his lack of production. Face it, he belongs on the trading block, says Melissa Jacobs.

An NFL deal is close, and Lance Armstrong's lawyers cry foul. Here's what else you missed last night.

It seems ludicrous to argue that the 7-9 Seahawks are more dangerous than the defending champion New Orleans Saints, right? Well, Sarah Spain says if history repeats itself, Seattle has a pretty good shot to get the upset.

The Seahawks become the first ever division winner with a losing record, the NFL playoff seedings are set, NCAA football coaches are hired and fired. Amanda Rykoff tells you all about it in About Last Night.

Even though fantasy season may be over and many playoffs races already have been decided, Melissa Jacobs has five pretty important reasons to shake off the second day of your New Year's hangover and make this Sunday an NFL day.

Many football fans are outraged over the NFL's decision to feature two teams with losing records in next Sunday's prime-time game. Amanda Rykoff defends the league's decision to flex the St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks.

It was the ultimate holiday weekend for NFL and NBA fans. The NFL playoff picture no longer seems like a complex algorithm, and the NBA gave us some major marquee matchups.

With only three weeks left in the NFL regular season, you would think that all the talk would be about the playoffs. But this week's biggest storyline comes from Washington, D.C., and no politicians will be involved.

The Chiefs can sniff the playoffs; the Dolphins get the ultimate pregame pep talk, and other storylines surrounding Sunday's hottest matchups.