Sam Huff, a Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker who was a two-time All-Pro and an NFL champion, died Saturday. He was 87.

Sam Huff will be remembered as a man from humble beginnings, a fearsome tackler and a beloved broadcaster.

Sam Huff, part of the Redskins radio broadcast team since 1975, will miss six road games this season, including Sunday’s season opener. (John McDonnell/The Washington Post) By Barry Svrluga ...

Rangers rookie Sam Huff is determined to be more than just a big bat Huff is trying soak up as much knowledge as he can from veteran teammates, in hopes to stay in the major leagues for a long while.

Sam Huff, one of the NFL's most iconic figures of the 1950s and 60s and one who helped pioneer the way defense was both viewed and regarded, died Saturday at the age of 87. According to the ...

Sam Huff helped popularize pro football and was instrumental in the Giants reaching the NFL championship game six times in eight years.

According to Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area, the San Francisco Giants have claimed catcher Sam Huff off waivers. Huff has spent his entire major league career with the Texas Rangers. Since ...

Sam Huff is a big catcher with big power, and a big question that may not need to be asked anymore ...

Rangers prospect Sam Huff invites many voices into his head — meet the one that’s most important Catcher of the future? Texas hopes so, though Huff’s journey hasn’t gone as planned. By ...

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