Todd Gurley: 67 (88 games) Henry and Gurley came into the NFL a year later than Gurley but both are still playing. Gurley, on the other hand, hasn’t played since 2020, spending the last four ...

Former Los Angeles Rams star running back Todd Gurley revealed some interesting information regarding Super Bowl 53. While discussing the contest between the Rams and the New England Patriots on ...

Todd Gurley gave his blind rankings of current NFL running backs and he likes Kyren Williams, but not enough to put him at ...

Marshall Faulk is unsurprisingly well-represented on the Rams' list of single-game rushing records but Todd Gurley and Eric ...

Todd Gurley hasn't taken an NFL snap since the 2020 season when he was with the Atlanta Falcons, but he never officially retired from football. Although that left the door open for him to return ...

Todd Gurley's decline begins Despite being just 25 years old, Gurley saw a steep drop-off in 2019. Playing in 15 games, Gurley was held under 1,000 yards for just the second time in his career ...

From 2017-2018, no one found the end zone more than running back Todd Gurley. The No. 10 overall pick of the 2015 draft, Gurley scored a whopping 40 touchdowns in that span — 19 in 2017 and ...

Ex-NFL star Todd Gurley gives insight on players' mindsets around Super Bowl. Former NFL star Todd Gurley talks to Fox News Digital about what players are thinking about before and after the Super ...

Todd Gurley, former All-Pro running back, agrees to sign with Falcons less than one day after release from Rams. Todd Gurley spent five years with the Los Angeles Rams.

Without Todd Gurley's brilliance on the college football field, I may not be writing this article. That 2012 team, or really that entire year in Atlanta, Georgia sports did a number on me.

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But few names are as iconic as Todd Gurley. Georgia played for the Bulldogs from 2012-2014 where he rushed for 3,285 yards, which was the second highest in Georgia history at the time.