Joe Haden
Show # 122
January 8 – 14
Joe is a three-time Pro Bowler for the Pittsburgh Steelers and was a unanimous All-American and BCS Champion at Florida.
Ryan Jensen
Show # 121
January 1 – 7
Ryan is the highest-paid center in the NFL and a Super Bowl champion with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Mitchell Schwartz
Show # 120
December 25 – 31
Named to CBS Sports’ All-Decade NFL team, “Iron Man” Mitchell is a Super Bowl champion and four-time All-Pro.
Bruce Smith
Show # 118
December 11 – 17
The greatest defensive player of all time was an 11-time Pro Bowler and two-time, first-team All-American at Virginia Tech.
Marshall Faulk
Show # 116
November 27 – December 3
A three-time first-team All-American and NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Marshall is in both the College Football Hall of fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Frank Reich
Show # 114
November 13 – 19
Frank quarterbacked his University of Maryland and Buffalo Bills teams to the greatest comebacks in NCAA and NFL history.
Matt Prater
Show # 107
September 25 – October 1
A Pro Bowler and 16-year NFL veteran, Matt holds the records for the longest field goal and the most field goals over 50 yards.
Austin Ekeler
Show # 106
September 18 – 24
Signed by the Los Angeles Chargers as an undrafted free agent in 2017, Austin has established himself as a standout all-purpose running back.
Derek Carr
Derek Carr
Show # 105
September 11 – 17
Drafted in 2014 out of Fresno State and the starting quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, Derek is a three-time Pro Bowler and already holds many of the franchise’s passing records.
Tyreek Hill
Show # 104
September 4– 10
Tyreek is a Super Bowl champion and five-time Pro Bowler, and was Track and Field’s Athlete of the Year as a high school senior.
Mack Brown
Show # 101
August 14 – 20
UNC’s head football coach is a BCS National Champion, ACC Coach of the Year, Paul Bryant Award winner, and College Football Hall of Famer.
Howie Long
Show # 87
May 8 – 14
A Super Bowl champion, NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Howie is one the NFL’s top network TV analysts.
Brett Favre
Show # 86
May 1 – 7
A three-time NFL MVP and twelve-time Pro Bowler, Brett took his Packers to Super Bowl glory and landed himself in the Hall of Fame on the first ballot.
J. C. Tretter
Show # 80
March 20 – 26
The president of the NFL Players Association was a unanimous All-Ivy selection at Cornell and anchors the Cleveland Brown’s offensive line at center.
Phil Simms
Show # 74
February 6 – 12
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil first and he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Roger Goodell
Show # 73
January 30 – February 5
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
David Maraniss
Show # 69
January 2 – 8
A Pultizer Prize-winning reporter for the Washington Post, David has penned a series of New York Times best-sellers, including classics on Roberto Clemente and Vince Lombardi, and is at work on a biography of Jim Thorpe.
Joe Namath
Show # 68
December 26 – January 1
After leading Alabama to a national championship, Joe set professional football on fire with his Super Bowl MVP performance and victory over the heavily favored Johnny Unitas-led Colts.
Howie Long
Show # 66
December 12 – 18
A Super Bowl champion, NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Howie is one the NFL’s top network TV analysts.
Bill Cowher
Show # 65
December 5 – 11
A two-time Sporting News NFL Coach of the Year, AP Coach of the Year, a Super Bowl champion and a four-time Pro Bowl head coach, Bill co-stars on CBS’s The NFL Today.
Marshall Faulk
Show # 62
November 14 – 20
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Doug Flutie
Show # 59
October 24 – 30
A Heisman Trophy winner and a three-time Canadian Football Grey Cup champion and MVP, Doug was also an NFL Pro Bowler and NFL Comeback Player of the Year.
Bruce Smith
Show # 56
October 3 – 9
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American before recording a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, and earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first-ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Phil Simms
Show # 54
September 19 – 25
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil first and he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Marshall Faulk
Show # 44
July 11 – 17
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Roger Goodell
Show # 41
June 20 – 26
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
Doug Flutie
Show # 36
May 16 – 22
A Heisman Trophy winner, three-time Canadian Football Grey Cup champion and MVP, Doug was also a NFL Pro Bowler and Comeback Player of the Year.
Joe Namath
Show # 34
May 2 – 8
After leading Alabama to a national championship, Joe set professional football on fire with his Super Bowl MVP performance and victory over the heavily favored Johnny Unitas-led Colts.
Anthony Muñoz
Show # 33
April 25 – May 1
After catapulting his USC team to a stunning Rose Bowl victory and a College World Series championship, Anthony became the best offensive lineman in NFL history.
Tiki Barber
Show # 32
April 18 – 24
The New York Giants’ greatest running back all-
Phil Simms
Show # 21
February 1 – 7
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil, first, where he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Roger Goodell
Show # 20
January 25 – 31
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
Marshall Faulk
Show # 19
January 18 – 24
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Bill Cowher
Show # 15
December 21 – 27
A two-time Sporting News NFL Coach of the Year, AP Coach of the Year, a Super Bowl champion and a four-time Pro Bowl head coach, Bill co-stars on CBS’s The NFL Today.
Phil Simms
Show # 13
December 7 – 13
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil, first, where he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Joe Namath
Show # 12
November 30 – December 6
Joe remains football’s most popular player, who led Alabama to a national football championship and did the same for the Jets in Super Bowl III, where he was named the game’s MVP in a historic upset of Johnny Unitas’s Baltimore Colts. Paul Bryant considered Joe the greatest athlete he ever coached, and he’s enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Bruce Smith
Show # 11
November 23 – 29
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American, before making a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Bruce Smith
Show # 5
October 12 – 18
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American, before making a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Joe Namath
Show # 2
September 21 – 27
Joe remains football’s most popular player, who led Alabama to a national football championship and did the same for the Jets in Super Bowl III, where he was named the game’s MVP in a historic upset of Johnny Unitas’s Baltimore Colts. Paul Bryant considered Joe the greatest athlete he ever coached, and he’s enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.