Detroit Lions cornerback Darius Slay had to grow up fast; Average Joes take on former pros in flag football; a receiver keeps a promise.

A memorable catch phrase from a play-by-play man; profile of football's unlikeliest receivers; prettiest faces in football according to a college professor.

The Kelce brothers; a Super Bowl champion and his gold-medal winning wife; replacement players from the 1987 season finally receive their Super Bowl rings.

Charissa Thompson chats with Doug Marrone -- a no-nonsense coach who loves a bologna sandwich; Drew Brees coaches flag football; learn why Jason Witten was a coach's dream when running a y-option route.

A unique perspective on the heroes and personalities of the NFL.

Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins chats about his life on and off the field; meet the Eagles Unlikely Champions.

Reflecting on the past and looking toward the future.

A look back at the action from the Super Bowl.

A look back at all the sights and sounds from Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis.

Meeting a member of the Baltimore Ravens -- not a player but part of a big sports family -- who somehow seems to be at the center of the on-field Super Bowl celebration each season; the 25th Anniversary of the Cowboys' win in Super Bowl XXVII.

The best of players and coaches wired for sound from 2017; the 50 year anniversary of the first ever NFL Films player wire; Katie Nolan's bloopers.

Last Roll of Film; Super Bowl Coin Toss Malfunctions; The Name Game; Gone But Not Forgotten.

Peyton Manning's statue; Darren Sproles' "sweet feet"; press conference fashion; iconic image from the Ice Bowl turns 50.

A look back at some of the greatest games in NFL history.

A game day birth in Atlanta; a near death experience for a coach in Arizona; Bill Belichick visits one of his first bosses.

A high school team rebounds from a season in which they lost every game and didn't score a point; Hall of Fame career of Seahawks safety Kenny Easley.

Katie Nolan meets with T.Y. Hilton of the Colts; a couple travels to two NFL games in one day; the inspiring story of the Bears' Jordan Howard.

Katie Nolan hosts a roundtable with Andy Reid and five of his former assistant coaches who are now NFL head coaches; Dontari Poe of the Atlanta Falcons, who played for Andy Reid in Kansas City, became a star on both sides of the ball.

A visit to an elementary school; 49ers TE Vernon Davis; a magic lesson with former Packer Don Majkowski.

A look at the career of former head coach Jim Mora who recorded 125 wins in the NFL and also captured two USFL championships.

The Raiders Marquette King teaches Katie Nolan how to punt; the Titans Taylor Lewan is a changed man after becoming a father; Washington's diva detective.

The Emmy-winning "Inside the NFL" series has been going strong for well over 30 years, even after moving from HBO to Showtime before the 2008 NFL season. The cast may change every few years, with various hosts and analysts offering their take on football action, but the content has remained fairly consistent since its 1977 debut. In-depth highlights of that week's games, feature segments, and predictions are still the core of the show airing weekly during the NFL season and through the postseason. In 2014 wide receiver Brandon Marshall became an analyst, the first active player to serve in the role in the program's history.

Wendi Nix and Suzy Kolber take turns at the helm of this weekday show, directing a rotating cast of analysts who break down the latest NFL news and offer views on the players, coaches, teams and even front-office personnel. In the end, you'll know who's hurt, who's hot and who may be making headlines.

Recounting the NFL's most memorable games.

This longtime ESPN staple doesn't air in prime time anymore, and the original tag team of Chris Berman and Tom Jackson are no longer involved. But it lives on, albeit in a slightly different form, with host Trey Wingo presenting a shorter-form highlights package of Sunday's NFL action coupled with more in-depth analysis from former players Jeff Saturday and Tim Hasselbeck.

ESPN starts every Sunday with a story. This weekly, hourlong newsmagazine features a mix of investigative reports, big-name profiles, interviews, global issues, stories that show why sports matter, and quirky tales from off the beaten path. Bob Ley, the network's longest-serving commentator, and senior news correspondent Jeremy Schaap host the award-winning series.