Today in Sports, December 24 - Marshall Faulk breaks Emmitt Smith’s NFL record for touchdowns in a season with 26

It's too early to compare Ashton Jeanty to Emmitt Smith; however, the two running backs share a key similarity in their height and weight. Brian Losness-Imagn Images Both are 5-foot-9, with Jeanty ...

Joe Mixon finds himself among a special category of all-time greats as he inches closer to another 1,000-yard season.

The NFL has seen a plethora of talented offensive lineman in its history. But who are the best ones? FOX Sports Research breaks down the top 10.

Not only is Smith arguably one of the greatest players in Cowboys history, but he's also arguably the best running back in NFL history. Smith was ranked No. 1 in FOX Sports' top-10 running backs list, as no running back has ever rushed for more yards ...

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith suffered a knee injury during the team’s Week 15 loss to the Packers. While he was able to play all of Sunday’s loss to the Vikings, Smith still isn’t 100 percent — and told reporters on Tuesday and likely won’t be for some time.

Ohio State football has churned out some superstar NFL wide receivers, and Emeka Egubka could be up next if scouts are right.

1995 — Emmitt Smith of the Dallas Cowboys scores his 25th touchdown of the season in a 37-13 win over Arizona, breaking the record for most TDs in a season. Smith passes John Riggins of Washington, who scored 24 in 1983.

The NFL first appeared on Christmas Day in 1971 when the Cowboys played the Vikings and the Chiefs played the Dolphins. The NFL usually dominates

Barkley was drafted out of Penn State with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2018 draft. He was an instant success in New York and ran for 1,307 yards his rookie season. Barkley ran for 5,211 yards and 35 touchdowns and had 288 receptions for 2,100 yards and 12 TDs in six years with the Giants.

DeVonta Smith didn't need much time to explain what happened. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver immediately owned up to a play he makes 99 times out of 100. "