Jack Youngblood played a remarkable 201 straight games, missing his first and only contest in 1984, his final season. (WireImage.com) As part of our offseason coverage, we're taking a look back at ...

Regardless, Youngblood triumphed in the Pro Bowl as ... the Philadelphia Eagles shipping him to the Houston Texans over the offseason after he helped his former team win a Super Bowl.

The images of Patrick Mahomes traveled all the way from Kansas City, arriving on Jack Youngblood’s television down in Florida as a reminder of a similar scene more than four decades old.

After nine years of climbing, Jack Youngblood had finally reached the summit of professional football. With a broken leg, no less. Youngblood, who put together a Hall of Fame career as a member ...

Among them were a pair of Florida Gators — running back Emmitt Smith and defensive end Jack Youngblood — both ... their favorite (and least favorite) offseason moves and read some mailbag ...

And it’s not just me saying it. It’s also Jack Youngblood — arguably the roughest, toughest player in football history — saying it. “Any coach who coaches an entire game on a broken leg ...