Tyron Smith's 13-year career career with the Dallas Cowboys ranks alongside the best offensive linemen in franchise history.

1. Larry Allen 1994-2005 - Widely considered one of the greatest linemen in NFL history, he had the power to bench press 700 pounds and chase down opponents 40 yards from the line of scrimmage.

“I haven’t really done press in a long time,” Tracy Chapman says as she settles on to a bench in the courtyard of San Francisco ... her penchant for notebooks (she recommended Roland Allen’s The ...

NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah believes the 6-foot-3, 339-pound Wolverine would fit perfectly along the Bills defensive line, especially now that recently signed DT Larry Ogunjobi is facing a six ...

Nicholas Albrecht for The New York Times Supported by By Lindsay Zoladz Reporting from San Francisco “I haven’t really done press in a long ... as she settled onto a bench in the courtyard ...

When Larry Brown started coaching Allen Iverson in Philadelphia ... “From my angle [on the bench], I didn’t see that she took the ball behind her back. When I went back and watched it ...

Newcomer Larry Borom clearly isn’t the answer since ... chance this Dolphins team has of winning the AFC East is if Josh Allen suffers a serious injury that forces him to miss more than half ...

Discover Tracy Chapman, the writer and original voice of "Fast Car" in this extended Q&A with Lindsay Zoladz of The New York ...

A decade ago this month, the death of Freddie Gray from injuries sustained in the back of a Police van consumed the city, leading to days of protests, a night of violent unrest and an ongoing ...

He was able to bench press 700 pounds and squat lift 900 during ... every time my favorite part are the announcers saying “LARRY ALLEN” in pure astonishment after he runs down this linebacker.

an 8-foot-9-inch broad jump and 27 bench press reps at 330 pounds. Grant had 6.5 sacks in three college seasons and set career marks in tackles (32) and passes defended (five) in 2024. Pro ...