Barbara and Harold Shudlick joined their daughters Linda and Susan on the volleyball court of the Sports Pavilion following Minnesota’s win over Ohio State on Nov. 20. Singing “Hail Minnesota” after a ...

The Vikings entered the week as the No. 1 team in the NFC North, but following a Minnesota loss on Thursday and both Detroit ...

The Arizona Cardinals opted to open the roof at State Farm Stadium for their game against the Chicago Bears. Of course it ...

The cold front that brought overnight storms across much of the central U.S. may ruin Halloween evening for many residents of ...

The first Hail Mary in pro football was nothing like the choreographed desperation we see today. It was Dec. 28, 1975. The Dallas Cowboys were trailing the Minnesota Vikings 14-10 in the final ...

As we awaited the start of the funeral service, a friendly woman I didn’t know came over and pinned little U.S. flag pins on ...

Minnesota called a hook-and-lateral on the first ... The Jaguars were the beneficiary of a similar Hail Mary play in 2010. They were locked in a 24-24 tie with the Houston Texans in the final ...

The Titans’ offensive personnel isn’t nearly as dangerous as Minnesota’s, and Glenn’s game plan reflected ... the Chicago Bears failed at covering the Washington Commanders’ Hail Mary touchdown in ...

Trailing by three, Jayden Daniels ran around for ten seconds, launched a Hail Mary from his own 35 ... Green Bay Packers: 6-2 3. Minnesota Vikings: 5-2 4. Chicago Bears: 4-3 ...

The funny thing about the origins of the term "Hail Mary" is the original one probably wasn't technically a Hail Mary. In the 1975 playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys knocked off the Minnesota Vikings ...

It was a Hail Mary pass that officially traveled 52 ... widespread use following a 1975 playoff game between Dallas and Minnesota. After throwing a game-winning touchdown pass to Drew Pearson ...

Jayden Daniels was the latest quarterback to throw a game-winning Hail Mary touchdown pass. Let's take a look at some of the other memorable Hail Mary passes in NFL history.