There is no question that Coach Joe is the greatest head coach in the DMV area's history. Lefty Driesell was Maryland's men's basketball coach from 1969-1986, and Lefty won enough that he was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2018.

Joe Montana became one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history during his time with the San Francisco 49ers. From 1979 to 1992, he earned two NFL MVP awards and eight Pro Bowl selections while leading the 49ers to a perfect 4-0 record in the Super Bowl. The former Notre Dame national champion was later inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But Montana has stayed busy since retiring ...

Receiving praise from the greatest quarterback in San Francisco 49ers history, Joe Montana, must be something to be proud of. The question of Brock Purdy's talent remains up for debate externally, but Montana's praise is spot on. Aug 9, 2025; Santa Clara ...

Quarterbacks hold influential positions in NFL games. After decades of rule changes, playing style and talent, the pigskin tossers have left a permanent mark on football. Defining greatness for the guys under center means measuring physical skills,

The offerings include core Lululemon products from its Steady State men’s franchise, along with signature women’s styles — including Define, Scuba and Align. The partnership marks a collaboration with Fanatics, which holds exclusive consumer product licensing rights for Nike’s NFL apparel.

The Thanksgiving Day game will air at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS and stream live on Paramount+ and Fubo, and unless one of the teams is leading by 35 or 40 points at halftime, the easy prediction is that the game will set a record as the most-viewed NFL regular-season game in history.

Professional football is defined by the greats. Jim Brown, Dick Butkus, "Mean" Joe Green, Lawrence Taylor, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Ray Lewis, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, etc.

In a follow-up statement, Bradshaw suggested that during his playing days, statistical achievements held far less significance than championship victories. "I've never had anyone walk up to me and say, 'Hey Terry, how many yards did you throw for?" he continued.