NFL fans know Andrew Hawkins as an on-air analyst and personality for ESPN and NFL Media, appearing on shows like NFL Live, Get Up, and First Take. But the former wide receiver’s playing career is still fresh in his mind, even nearly 10 years after an infamous overtime moment in his final game with the Cleveland Browns in 2017.

From time to time, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III expresses interest in continuing his career.

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys suffered a 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football, extending their losing streak to two games and dropping the team to 2-4. The ugly run has been a major blow for the Cowboys, who entered the season with playoff aspirations.

Robert Griffin III has strongly criticized former NFL player Michael Robinson for suggesting that Jalen Hurts could be using his blood clot as an excuse to avoid taking the blame for the Philadelphia Eagles’ disappointing season. Robinson made the comments during an appearance on NFL Network’s NFL Gameday Kickoff on Thursday.

Robert Griffin III is considering an NFL comeback after revealing that multiple teams have contacted him about returning to professional football. The former Washington quarterback, who last played in 2020, also says the UFL has expressed interest. Although no contract has been announced, Griffin’s comments have reopened questions about his playing future.

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III highlighted a major concern for the Buffalo Bills after their 37-34 overtime victory against the Los Angeles Rams, pointing to the defense’s inability to protect a late lead. Although Buffalo escaped with the win, he argued that the unit’s performance remained a problem despite the team’s successful comeback. The […] The post Former NFL Star Highlights Major Concern for Buffalo Bills in OT Win appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

Robert Griffin III gave his reasoning behind why Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning needed to play another season in college before going into the NFL. The 22-year-old was a highly touted prospect, with many even predicting that he could be the first overall pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.