Former Hokies Star Jimmy Williams will have to wait if he plans a return to the NFL.

Eddie Meador played for the L.A. Rams from 1959-1970.  In his time in the NFL he was named to 6 Pro Bowls, and still holds the Rams record for career interceptions.

Former NFL and Virginia Tech star Bruce Smith was charged with drunken driving Friday morning after a police officer stopped him for speeding

The Flames star runningback was featured during Liberty’s convocation.

John Phillips and Kevin Ogletree are Texas-bound this week. Would they be participating in the Dallas Cowboys’ rookie mini-camp had John Garrett not spoken so highly of them?

The city received an e-mail from the United National Gridiron League, saying it would not field a team in Salem

Coach Foster says Macho will make an outstanding professional football player, despite how far he fell in the NFL draft

Ten players from Virginia schools were selected in the 2009 NFL draft. Only half were Hoos or Hokies.

Peerman was a favorite of UVA coach Al Groh, and the Ravens raved about the 5-10 216-pounder, too.

Harris, who was a three-year starter at Virginia Tech, went to the Philadelphia Eagles with the 157th pick overall—the 21st of the fifth round

Jennings watched the draft at his family’s home in Forest, spending the day “excited, frustrated, angry a lot of the time.” But once his name popped up in the final hour of the draft, the frustration turned to elation.

Once a top rated pro-prospect, the Hokies’ shutdown corner and standout return man dropped all the way to the 5th round of the 2009 NFL draft

When the draft begins at 4 p.m., and all the buzz surrounding it peaks, Victor “Macho” Harris plans to escape it all.

That could mean signing with a team as an undrafted free agent, port of entry that worked out for dozens of NFL players.

Mel Kiper, Jr. projects Sidbury, who collected 11½ sacks for the Spiders’ 2008 Football Championship Subdivision title team, as a second-round pick in this weekend’s NFL draft.

The American Indoor Football Association said this league will succeed where the others failed because of tight budgetary controls

When big names hit the market, the Redskins always seem to find their way into the rumor mill.

Redskins kick off workout regimen Camaraderie and chemistry develop with conditioning

Their goal was two-fold—to offer the most money and provide an attractive recruiting pitch to prospective free agents.

Three-and-a-half sacks later, Jason Taylor is no longer a member of the Washington Redskins.

The NFL’s all-time sack leader received proclamations and standing ovations Wednesday when he was presented before the House of Delegates and the state Senate

Most of you have a favorite to win the Super Bowl, and you aren’t shy about showing your loyalties.

That 17-0 season serves as a unique bond that grows stronger with each challenge from clubs seeking to match Miami’s 1.000 winning percentage.

The Pittsburgh Steelers outhit the Baltimore Ravens and outplayed them behind a steady-as-he-goes Ben Roethlisberger, marching into the Super Bowl behind a defense that brought back memories of the storied Steel Curtain.

The Arizona Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday in the NFC title game.  The Cardinals will go on to play in the Superbowl February 1.

The transition from professional athlete to the real world is not always smooth. Barber has made it look easy.

Find out what each team muct do to win in the eyes of NBC Sports reporter Tom Curran.