Steve Wyche

It’s been a long, arduous journey back from a devastating hip injury that almost finished his career, but Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is finally fit to take on the NFL, thanks to his family and faithBy Steve Wyche | Published April 21, 2020Tua Tagovailoa and his father, Galu, are standing over the grave of Seu Tagovailoa, the family patriarch who died in 2014 after moving his family from Samoa to Ewa Beach years ago. They won’t be here long on this glorious mid-January day. It’s a brief…

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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- With NFL teams set to start training camp on time this week, the Los Angeles Rams invited NFL Media to their facility for an exclusive visit three days before players, coaches and other staffers will begin COVID-19 testing in a trailer about 50 yards away from their headquarters. To describe what the Rams have done to meet and surpass NFL and NFLPA requirements as a massive undertaking would be selling their preparation well short. The real work, though, hasn’t really b…

Falcons 36-year-old QB Matt Ryan said he still has more “good years” left and he’s been fortunate to play for an organization in which his voice has always been heard -- two important elements as to why he has not become disenchanted like a handful of oth

Learning about Juneteenth and the 1921 Tulsa race massacre has helped Warrick Dunn gain a greater appreciation for why his charity work is more crucial than ever right now, the former NFL RB tells Steve Wyche.

As the NFL community mourns the tragic death of New York Jets passing game specialist Greg Knapp, Steve Wyche explains what made the gregarious assistant coach so beloved across the league for the past quarter century.

NEW ORLEANS -- “Opportunity” is the buzzword among players, coaches and organizers at the third annual HBCU Legacy Bowl practices, leading up to Saturday’s all-star showcase game (4 p.m. ET on NFL Network and NFL+) that will feature the top 100 draft-eligible prospects from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Curiosity, though, might be an even more appropriate word after Monday’s HBCU Combine and two days of practices in helmets and shoulder pads. NFL scouts -- there were roughly 70…