Eric Weddle played safety for the San Diego Chargers from 2007 to 2015, was a six-time Pro Bowl selection and was a two-time ...

Eric Weddle and Nick Barnett were both born in Fontana. They each played football at the highest high school, college and NFL ...

Eric Weddle's football career at the University of Utah was marked by his versatility, intelligence, and standout performances that made him one of the most iconic players in the program's history.

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Eric Weddle, the former Utes star and NFL champion, said he spoke with Harlan shortly after Scalley was suspended in 2020. Weddle said he told Harlan not to succumb to the outsiders, that he could ...

NFL Network's Deion Sanders explains why Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy deserves more credit for his team's offensive success. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid ...

Eric Weddle did it all at the University of Utah — running back, safety, cornerback, punt returner, and he even punted and ...

Safeties Makari Paige and Quentin Johnson have been decent, but when defensive coordinator Wink Martindale lost Rod Moore ...

Safety Eric Weddle went to strip running back Jordan Howard, but instead gave up a 53-yard run that set up the Bears' game-winning field goal. Ravens TE Isaiah Likely was originally ruled to score ...

Safety Eric Weddle points to the red-zone, third down and turnovers as three areas for the defense to improve. Head Coach John Harbaugh on his brother, Jim, missing part of Sunday's game ...

Rams safety Eric Weddle, who made the Pro Bowl in six of his 13 NFL seasons, announced his retirement on Thursday with a year remaining on his contract. Weddle played nine seasons with the ...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) — A Super Bowl safety from the last era of an NFL team, a state champion coach, and the NCAA all-time leading rusher all have a new home – a gold-plated place at Petco Park.