Todd Gurley says he retired because the NFL "wasn't going to satisfy him" after all he had accomplished. Gurley's two-year peak was among the best in league history, and places him alongside some ...

Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley was one of the best players in the NFL for the majority of his career until knee ...

The city of Los Angeles has a new superstar in town—and his name is Todd Gurley. The L.A. Rams running back broke onto the NFL scene in 2015, winning the Offensive Rookie of the Year award while ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers were once a candidate to land running back Todd Gurley. The three-time All-Pro made sure that wouldn't come to fruition. On August 3, former Los Angeles Rams running back ...

Todd Gurley opens up about the moment he sensed the Rams' lack of faith in him, shedding light on a dramatic turning point in his career. Todd Gurley's tenure with the Los Angeles Rams ended ...

NFL Network's Deion Sanders catches up with Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley at Super Bowl LIII Opening Night. Kendrick Lamar and ScHoolboy Q stop by training camp to welcome home the ...

Former Georgia Bulldogs star Todd Gurley has informed NFL Network that he's retiring. Gurley's best years came with the Los Angeles Rams, where he was the NFL's Offensive Player of the Year in 2017.

The "Good Morning Football" crew discusses Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley's injury and discuss whether he will ever return to his peak form. NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reports ...

The Ravens have reportedly extended offensive coordinator Todd Monken, which will allow the Ravens to build on the foundation of their historic offense. Head Coach John Harbaugh and General ...

Running back Todd Gurley and edge rusher Clay Matthews both took to social media to call out the Los Angeles Rams for not paying guaranteed money that was owed to them even though they were cut by ...

At times this offseason, you’d have thought Todd Gurley couldn’t even run anymore. The stories about Gurley’s demise weren’t hard to come by, with each one more gloomy than the last.