A scary medical situation for a former Wisconsin Badgers star has finally reached a positive conclusion as he returns to the field for his NFL team in a playoff push.
The Wisconsin Badgers had four former players named to the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl, but the roster had one notable omission from an ex-Badger who deserved to join his fellow alumni among the best of the NFL's best.
The Wisconsin Badgers will again be well-represented in the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl, including a newcomer named as an all-star starter after his rookie season.
Former Wisconsin Badgers outside linebacker T.J. Watt was taken to the hospital to be evaluated for a lung issue after a practice for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
It's not often that star pass rusher T.J. Watt gets outshined, but that's been the case for much of this NFL season thanks to the emergence of another former Wisconsin Badger on the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Jonathan Taylor is playing this season like not just the greatest Wisconsin Badgers running back of all time, but a Pro Football Hall of Fame-caliber running back.
Jonathan Taylor cemented himself as the greatest Wisconsin Badgers running back at all time after his latest dominant performance for the Indianapolis Colts.
Former Badgers standouts wreaked havoc in the first NFL game played in Ireland, showcasing a traditional Wisconsin defense that's been absent in Madison recently.
The ex-Wisconsin Badgers star is looking like the early front-runner for NFL Offensive Player of the Year, putting up ridiculous numbers that look more like what he was doing at Camp Randall Stadium.
Russell Wilson had a rough start to his New York Giants career, as fans quickly turned on the former Wisconsin Badgers quarterback in Week 1 of the NFL season.
The Wisconsin Badgers have 24 former players on NFL 53-man rosters entering Week 1, plus three players on practice squads and three more on injured reserve.
NFL roster cuts featured several former Wisconsin Badgers who were waived or released, plus a few more who were placed on injured reserve and lost for the season.
Graham Mertz never got to throw a pass to Quintez Cephus in a Wisconsin Badgers regular season game, but the two are taking advantage of their college connection in the pros.
Injuries are clearing a spot for former Wisconsin Badgers offensive tackle Jack Nelson on the Atlanta Falcons, who could turn to the seventh-round rookie for a potential starting role.