The Indianapolis Colts have high hopes for Laiatu Latu, whom they selected 15th overall in the recent 2024 NFL Draft. It’s possible he could one day become the franchise’s best pass-rusher since the Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis era.
The NFL appears to be thriving currently, yet there’s a faction dissatisfied with the league’s recent direction. Among them is a respected figure from the Indianapolis Colts, who isn’t enamored with some recent changes.
Former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney was on Keyshawn Johnson’s show called “All Facts No Brakes” and talked about his illustrious career where he played from 2002 all the way to 2017.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: To listen to Dwight Freeney, click on the following link: Megaphone) With 125-1/2 career sacks and 47 forced fumbles, former Indianapolis Colts’ star Dwight Freeney was one of the NFL's most disruptive pass rushers.
The Colts team owner received a tremendous honor, as he’s been asked to present pass rushing great Dwight Freeney for his Hall of Fame enshrinement this August.
The Indianapolis Colts have another player entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame this offseason with Dwight Freeney named a member of the 2024 class. It seems he's chosen Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts, to give his presentation speech.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: To listen to Dwight Freeney, click on the following link: Megaphone) Dwight Freeney is a member of the Pro Football Hall-of-Fame’s Class of 2024 and for all the right reasons: He was one of the game’s most accomplished pass rushers, producing 125-1/2 careers sacks, or more than all but 17 players in NFL history.
Defensive end Dwight Freeney and return specialiast Devin Hester are two of the seven members of a Hall-of-Fame Class of 2024 that tilts heavily to one side of the ball.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2024 was announced on Thursday night, and for the fourth consecutive year, Jared Allen fell short of the votes needed for induction.
Longtime former NFL outside linebacker/defensive lineman Dwight Freeney is being immortalized forever in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, per Sean Patrick Bowley and Carl Adamec of the Connecticut Insider.
One of the greatest returners and one of the greatest pass rushers ever get their due from Canton. Devin Hester set records and was briefly an electric presence with the Atlanta Falcons, while Dwight Freeney was the invaluable veteran mentor for a young Falcons defensive line.
Two of the best players to ever wear a Seahawks uniform are on their way to Canton. The Seattle Seahawks have not one, but two former players on their way to Canton as part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024.
Two former Atlanta Falcons stars are headed to Canton. Wide receiver Devin Hester and defensive end Dwight Freeney were named to the NFL Pro Football
Freeney will be enshrined in Canton with a gold jacket and a copper bust in August to solidified his name among the premier pass rushers in league history and the foundational piece to the Colts first Super Bowl title in Indianapolis.
As part of Thursday's NFL Honors program, the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame class has been revealed.
Former Syracuse star Dwight Freeney has been selected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame for its 2024 class, it was announced during NFL Honors Thursday night.
As the Indianapolis Colts look towards the 2024 season, one of the long-standing goals for owner Jim Irsay has been to restore his beloved franchise to the glory it had through the 2000s.
Since becoming a Pro Football Hall of Fame selector in 2013, I annually survey hundreds of coaches, executives and/or former NFL players about the 15 Modern Era finalists.
Hockey sure did not treat us well so let's throw that away and move on to Week 17 in the NFL. Just as we all hoped, the last Thursday game of the season is a battle between Joe Flacco and Trevor Siemian.
Two former Atlanta Falcons in defensive end Dwight Freeney and receiver/returner Devin Hester are among the finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2024, the NFL announced Wednesday.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: To listen to Tony Dungy, click on the following link: Megaphone). Pro Football Hall-of-Fame voters are so concerned about a gridlock of wide receivers for the Class of 2024 that they’re expected to start clearing it next month when the Hall names five modern-era finalists to Canton.
The Indianapolis Colts were always considered Peyton Manning's team during the 2000s, but he couldn't do it all by himself. In fact, the Colts had a premier player on the other side of the ball after drafting defensive end Dwight Freeney with the 11th-overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft.
The Falcons have a refreshingly new-looking defense. Terry Fontenot has bolstered every level, adding Jessie Bates III, Jeff Okudah, and Mike Hughes to the secondary, as well as Kaden Elliss to the front seven.
Darrelle Revis, Dwight Freeney and Joe Thomas headline the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2023 list of eligible first-year semifinalists. James Harrison and offensive lineman Jahri Evans round out the five players eligible for the first time since retiring five years ago after the 2017 season.
Here are some of the NFL (or AFL) defensive greats whose quality careers have, to some degree, slipped through the cracks. No Hall of Famers or one-year wonders here, just high-end performers who were among their era's best.
Since sacks became an official stat in the NFL, it’s been arguably the most-scrutinized and most-celebrated defensive statistic. Who doesn’t love an elite pass rusher?
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