Charles Woodson is a name that resonates across multiple generations of sports fans and alumni of the University of Michigan. The Heisman Trophy winner, Super Bowl Champion, NFL Defensive Player of ...

When Michigan Football legend Charles Woodson speaks, his words carry significant weight. As one of the most respected ...

Charles Woodson can be seen on Sundays during the NFL season as an analyst for “Fox NFL Kickoff.” The more seasoned viewers will remember him best as the dynamic defensive back who played for ...

PASO ROBLES, Calif. — Charles Woodson paused as he stood in front of oak wine barrels stacked to the ceiling while holding a glass of his own cabernet sauvignon. Inside the cavernous underground ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Woodson shares his thoughts on the Pro Football Hall of Fame and what it is today, the best player he has played with, and more. While so many eyes were on the ...

Philadelphia Eagles standout wide receiver DeVonta Smith could join elite company with a win in Super Bowl LIX vs the Kansas ...

Raiders host Sibley Scoles catches up with Hall of Famer Charles Woodson on this episode of Raiders: Talk of the Nation. Take a look back at the Raiders' 27-17 win over the Chargers in Week 5 of ...

Michigan fans are well aware of the greatness that is attached to Charles Woodson. Widely regarded as the greatest player in Michigan football history, Woodson's career in Ann Arbor set the ...

Hall of Fame inductee and former Raiders and Green Bay Packers defensive back Charles Woodson and his mother Georgia Woodson reflect on HOF Weekend to remember. Listen to Hall of Fame inductee and ...

Charles Woodson Jr. is the son of Charles Woodson, an NFL Hall of Famer, College Football Hall of Famer, Heisman Trophy winner, NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Super Bowl Champion, and NCAA national ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer and Raiders Legend Willie Brown discusses Charles Woodson's retirement announcement with JT the Brick. J.T. The Brick talks with former Raiders linebacker Bill ...

Charles Woodson's career in Green Bay was good, but not great until the year of 2009. That season was the one where Woodson reminded the world he was an elite defender capable of changing a game.