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The Baltimore Ravens’ kicker has had one of the best careers ever at his position, but he doesn’t consider himself the greatest. He was, however, a pretty decent free safety.

The one-of-a-kind analyst had a forgettable playing career before turning to TV, where his football knowledge is matched only by his wacky opinions and behavior. After spending a day at work with him, it’s clear that nobody else could even attempt to do it like Dan.

The New York Giants' Italian-American QB isn't giving me hope, exactly—but he's given us Giants fans something almost better: full-on Tommy Mania.

The former Steelers safety and breakout analyst talks about the secret to staying sane doing four shows a day, the inevitability of being wrong on TV, and his plans to run a team.

Want to improve your NFL team's chemistry? Put a ping-pong table in the locker room. Losing streak? Take it away. In pro football, table tennis is the game within the game.

Ahead of the release of his revealing new documentary, GQ hit the links with the legendary running back.

The Eagles pass-catcher walks us through his best-in-the-NFL suit closet.

The defensive end-turned-podcast host on taking TV tips from his dad Howie, why he still feels like an Eagle, and the biggest difference between doing media and playing football.

The Chiefs tight end pulled up to Denver's Empower Field in the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 “Chicago.”

Every Sunday night on NBC, NFL players pop up on televisions nationwide to introduce themselves. Here’s how it happens.

All of a sudden, “Nobu style” has taken over the male wardrobe.

The megawatt star talks to GQ about developing her first menswear collection and recruiting Neymar, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Nick Bosa for the high-octane launch campaign.

The Chiefs star left Arrowhead last night with Taylor Swift on his arm and $1,500 sneakers on his feet.

The Baltimore bully went from being intimidated by Ray Lewis to joining him in the Ravens’ Ring of Honor.

GQ talked to Kittle about about veganism, stem cells, and the humble PB and J.