Rachel Morin's mother says cops have no virtually leads in her daughter's murder -- so she's throwing a Hail Mary pass all the way across the country to try to stir up information.

Considered one of the best Hail Mary passes in NFL history, Aaron Rogers threw a 66-yard pass to Richard Rogers. ESPN showed a montage of Aaron Rodgers' three career Hail Marys as Packers quarterback.

The "Hail Mary" pass: That last second, long shot attempt for a losing football team to come from behind and win the game. While these miracle throws have generated some of the most exciting plays ...

Rodgers' Hail Mary streak started against the Lions in 2015 when he connected on a 61-yard pass on the final play of regulation in a 27-23 win over the Lions. Let's go ahead and relive that one ...

Jevon Holland’s 99-yard pick-six Friday against the Jets cost one NFL sponsor around $1 million.. With his interception and touchdown in the closing seconds of the first half, TCL, which is the ...

That's the fourth time in Rodgers's career that he has converted a Hail Mary. His latest downfield heave gave the Jets life heading into the locker room, as they cut a 20-10 deficit to 20-17.

GREATER LANDOVER, Md. — The Washington Commanders shocked Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears with a last-second walk-off win. The game came down to one final desperation heave by rookie ...

As the whistle ends the game, you snap back to reality. It was a hail Mary -- a long shot -- a desperate move from a desperate team willing to try anything. Of course it failed. It almost always ...

The first "Hail Mary" pass in the NFL was thrown by Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach on Dec. 28, 1975.

That's the fourth time in Rodgers's career that he has converted a Hail Mary. His latest downfield heave gave the Jets life heading into the locker room, as they cut a 20-10 deficit to 20-17.

The first "Hail Mary" pass in the NFL was thrown by Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach on Dec. 28, 1975. 24/7 Live Raleigh Durham Fayetteville Surrounding Area Welcome, Mickey ...