The Rams came close to a few more Super Bowl titles early in the century. They were upset in the 2003 divisional round game at home when Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme hit Steve Smith for a ...

The Patriots' last two seasons felt like a bad dream - back-to-back 4-13 records, shaky coaching, and a franchise stuck in ...

WESTFIELD, Ind. — Adam Vinatieri vividly remembers his last game against Morten Andersen. Andersen had already logged more than 20 seasons in the NFL, was well into his 40s, nearing the end of ...

But one fire was raging before the game, and another one after it, and we’re left to wonder if we’ve seen the last of Vinatieri, the undisputed G.O.A.T. — I will hear no arguments — as the ...

If Bengals kicker Evan McPherson looks like he’s doing an Adam Vinatieri impression this postseason, kicking Cincinnati to victory in each of the last two rounds, there’s a reason for that ...

Unfazed by the big moments, Vinatieri helped secure another Super Bowl ring for the Patriots two years later by drilling a 41-yarder versus the Carolina Panthers in the game’s waning seconds.

After 24 NFL seasons, Adam Vinatieri announced his retirement on Wednesday. The 48-year-old leaves the game as the NFL's all-time leading scorer. A future Hall of Famer, Vinatieri didn’t play ...

"Adam is in the rarest echelon of athletes whose career accomplishments may never be matched." Vinatieri kicked last-second, game-winning field goals in New England's first two Super Bowl victories.

FILE - In this Dec. 23, 2018, file photo, Indianapolis Colts' Adam Vinatieri (4) kicks a field goal from the hold of Rigoberto Sanchez during the second half of the team's NFL football game ...

Adam Vinatieri, the NFL’s all-time leading scorer who eventually became as noted for his career longevity as for his clutch field goals, said on Wednesday that he was retiring.

Vinatieri also played in 365 regular-season games, second behind Andersen (382), and is the only player in league history to top the 1,000-point mark with two different franchises.

And then, as the snow whipped through the air on that January night in ’02, in the last game ever played at Foxboro Stadium, Adam Vinatieri kicked those two field goals.