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Data Points: Deion knew how to score
You had to know Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders was always going to find a way to get into the end zone. He began making a habit of it in his first NFL game.
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Sabol special kicks off Hall of Fame Week
Coverage of Saturday’s Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony actually begins Monday with 12 hours of original programming on NFL Network – culminating, of course, with live coverage before,...
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Data Points: Making the most of their picks
A total of 31 players in the history of the NFL have intercepted at least 50 passes. But few have done more after the theft than the always-exciting Deion Sanders.
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‘Prime’ looks ahead to HOF enshrinement
Deion Sanders calls in to "The Rich Eisen Podcast" to talk about his plans for his Hall of Fame enshrinement speech and the post-enshrinement performance he is planning with Snoop Dogg and Nelly.
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Notes from the press box
Walking into the press box here at Fawcett Stadium for Saturday’s Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony takes me back. The first time I was here, actually, there was no press box.
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Broncos fans representing in Canton
In what would normally be a scene dominated by Rams and Bears fans -- both teams have inductees in Marshall Faulk and Richard Dent and were scheduled to play the first preseason game here Sunday -- the...
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Is Sanders a Falcon, Cowboy… or Young’s hero?
When you think of Deion Sanders, with what team do you most associate him?
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Young is forever in debt to Sanders
As the rain gives way to some early-evening sunshine here in Fawcett Stadium, it occurs to me that Steve Young -– now and forever -– should pay for the dry cleaning of Deion Sanders' new gold blazer.
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Jones: Sanders was a freak
Michael Irvin and Steve Mariucci have already gone on record as saying that Deion Sanders was the best athlete they've seen grace the football field. Add Jerry Jones to that chorus.
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Sanders closes ceremony with memorable speech
Deion Sanders caps off a memorable night with a rousing speech and a moment that only "Prime" could create.
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Deion steals the show
After Ed Sabol's inspirational video and Shannon Sharpe's powerful speech and selfless tribute to his older brother, it was Deion Sanders who stole the show with an poignant tribute to his mother.
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Pick Six: Hall of Fame edition
What were the six most memorable moments from Saturday night's Hall of Fame induction ceremony? Adam Rank has you covered in his Hall of Fame addition of "Pick Six."
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NFLTA goes ‘Primetime’
An emotional Deion Sanders discusses a memorable evening with the NFL Total Access crew.
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Truth: Snoop pays homage to Prime
After all the tributes and tears, it was Snoop Dogg who tied a bow on things (no disrespect to Deion Sanders tying his do-rag around his bronze bust).
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Caption contest: The Hall of Fame edition
We have photos from the famed Marshall Faulk and Deion Sanders enshrinement parties, and we need your help creating the captions.
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Countdown to Kickoff: First-ballot Hall of Famers
Three days stand between us and the start of the 2011 season. Before we focus on all that's to come this season, we take a look back at what the No. 3 means when it comes to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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First and 10: Good start, more to come Sunday
How's that for a start to the season? Thursday night's opening contest between the New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers featured more points than the previous three Thursday Kickoff games combined....
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Deion changing his tune after criticizing Cutler
Jay Cutler has his detractors. He has his believers. Most fall squarely in one category or the other.
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Was trading Kolb the right move by the Eagles?
In many ways the Eagles took a calculated risk trading capable backup Kevin Kolb during the offseason. Was trading Kolb the right move?
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Castillo taking the heat: ‘Nnamdi is human’
Nnamdi Asomugha is the poster boy for the big-talent buzz kill taking place in Philadelphia.
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Chargers’ Rivers admits he’s in a funk
Philip Rivers has seen better days, but there's only so many ways he can explain it.
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Sanders: Tebow has the ‘it’ factor
NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders says Tim Tebow has the "it" factor. But is that enough for the Broncos to sustain long-term success?
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‘No Huddle’ gang shares joy of Super Bowl victory
There they go. Four men with nine Super Rings between them, packed into a rollicking, pimped-out golf cart bursting at the seams.
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Belichick’s wardrobe doesn’t suit Welker
If there's a "Worst Dressed List" at Super Bowl XLVI, Wes Welker has a nominee: his coach, Bill Belichick.
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No podium but plenty of visitors for Ochocinco
From where I'm standing, at the perimeter of the human mass surrounding Chad Ochocinco, a boom microphone is more valuable than gold.
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Celebrity Beach Bowl merely a stage for Snoop Dogg
The sixth annual DirecTV Celebrity Beach Bowl became a coming-out party for the gloriously obscene Snoop Dogg, who took MVP honors in a 34-21 win for Team Palladia over Team Spike TV.
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Cruz might want to think twice about inevitable music career
We know all about teams that have performed fight songs. But some individuals went off on their own as well.
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Deion: Solid DB showing headlined by Claiborne, Jenkins
Does the NFL Scouting Combine know how to cap off the week, or what? There's no better bow to wrap around it than the defensive back workouts.
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No Huddle: 2012 NFL Draft preview
Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin, Marshall Faulk and Steve Mariucci preview the 2012 NFL Draft, as they debate Andrew Luck vs. RG3 and take a look at other top players in the draft.
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Justin Durant moonlights as a music critic
The NFL and music have long had crossover appeal, from the “Super Bowl Shuffle” to Deion Sanders‘ hit “Must be the Money.” More recently, Kellen Winslow was a DJ at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in...
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