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Debate rages on whether ‘the best athlete on the planet’ will be given enough time to realize his potential as an NFL quarterback, those who remain unsure about it, and those ready to punt on the former first-round pick.
GREG BISHOP ARCHIVE
Five years after Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski died by suicide, his family is advocating for mental health education and awareness for college athletes.
The gold medalist and self-proclaimed world’s fastest nerd is an avid fan of the trading card game, which just held its world championships.
The direction Arizona heads from here rests primarily on its quarterback, a former No. 1 pick who is playing like it more and more after five bumpy seasons.
In the first installment of an occasional series, Greg Bishop checks in with the Saints defensive lineman, who is focused on winning a Lombardi Trophy in a city that adopted him.
The Detroit safety saw what’s happened the past three seasons as significant, even remarkable. But he’s ‘hungry’ for more, including a trip to the Super Bowl.
Like the city they call home, the Lions know what it’s like to struggle—and how satisfying a self-engineered renaissance can be.
But even if Detroit should win the Super Bowl, the former Rams quarterback will still be questioned, debated, doubted and the rest.
The actor, comedian and writer boasts high expectations after last season’s run to the NFC championship game—and he isn’t the only one.
The WNBA is booming, thanks in no small part to a sublime player who has bridged the generational gap from hoops pioneers to next-gen stars.
The gold medalist in the 110-meter hurdles says his win in Paris wasn’t redemption—and he’s still yearning for more.
The 25-year-old’s relentless pursuit of excellence and wide-ranging training regimen have propelled her to heights never before seen.
The 26-year-old was the latest American track and field athlete to stage a stunning upset and exhilarate the crowd at the Stade de France in Paris.
With the Eiffel Tower and Luxor Obelisk as the backdrop, three teenage medalists soared above the competition, while looking to take their event to new heights.
The Olympic gold medalist shares his technique for the sprint that requires a special blend of power, speed, endurance and strategic decision-making.
With a gold medal already secured, the Swedish pole vaulter decided to put on a show to secure yet another world record.
It is distance running meets pile-ups in car accidents meets Wipeout: “You have to be some sort of stupid to try and do this thing at all.”
The 27-year-old won the 100-meter dash at the Olympics by .005 seconds, turning his bold claims into reality and moving one step closer to a historic double in Paris.
After missing out on the Tokyo Games in 2021 due to a failed marijuana test, the American sprinter was no match for Julien Alfred in the 100-meter final on Saturday.
The 31-year-old overcame injury to win his third consecutive Olympic gold medal in the event, securing his legacy as one of track and field’s greats.