The No Fun League is about to get a little feisty. At a time when pessimism prevails as to the many of the potential rule changes for 2021, Peter King of Football Morning in America reports that the ...

Players other than quarterbacks and kickers are allowed to wear single-digit numbers this season, bringing a slightly different look to the NFL. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.

This digit is appended to the end of the number the bank issues for identification purposes. Errors are then detected this way: A computer sums the digits in the odd-numbered positions and doubles ...

If wearing single-digit jersey numbers is cool, consider Ja'Marr Chase "Miles Davis." Obscure "Billy Madison" quotes aside, Chase insinuated on Twitter yesterday he'll be wearing No. 1 in the NFL ...

When Derek Jeter got No. 2 as his jersey number from the New York Yankees, it was one of the last single-digit numbers available. The rest of the single-digit numbers — save for 6 — had been ...

Players, however, can’t change numbers without potentially having to pay a price. That could end up being a factor in the inevitable game of single-digit musical chairs that will play out in many NFL ...

In the past, players wearing the single digit numbers was a reflection of their leadership, playstyle, care, energy and position. Below, BearsIllustrated has listed out each jersey change. No. 0 ...

However, Ehlinger picking No. 4 -- and wide receiver Trent Sherfield keeping No. 5 -- means there are no single-digit numbers left for rookie running back RJ Harvey (the team's second-round draft ...

On Wednesday, Nebraska football announced this season's first four recipients of single-digit uniform numbers.Billy Kemp (1), Isaac Gifford (2), Luke Reimer (4) and Jeff Sims (7) earned the rights ...

The retirement of Derek Jeter’s #2 on Sunday, May 14, means every single digit number is off limits for the Yankees now.In honor of a 20-year career spent entirely with the New York Yankees ...