Former NFL quarterback Rex Grossman says he has “no regrets” about his up-and-down tenure with the Chicago Bears. During a recent appearance on Barstool Chicago’s “The Stretch” podcast, Grossman made ...

Former Florida Gators quarterback Rex Grossman is all-in on DJ Lagway–and he wants to see Florida's offense go all-in, too. In comments provided to Swamp247 via an interview, Grossman praised Lagway's ...

Rex Grossman was the last quarterback to take the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl when they lost to the Indianapolis Colts in the 2006 season. Grossman recently defended his legacy with the Bears ...

The Atlanta Falcons are continuing to make roster moves, with the most recent one coming as a bit of a surprise. While it seemed as though the Falcons were happy with the backup quarterback battle ...

Rex Grossman didn’t care about Vegas odds as a quarterback, but the former Florida Gators star and Chicago Bears starter has become a fan of sports betting in retirement. “I’ve got my sheets out on ...

Rex Grossman said that he was as shocked as anyone when Kyle Shanahan told him to get ready because he was going to take over for Donovan McNabb with the game on the line on Sunday in Detroit.

If you decided to visit the Chicago Tribune home page Thursday morning, you found the main story online is a countdown to when the Bears will "finally" cut Rex Grossman from the team. No, not just the ...

Count legendary former Florida quarterback Rex Grossman as a member of the DJ Lagway fan club. The 2001 AP National Player of the Year and Heisman Trophy runner-up, 31-game Gators starting quarterback ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. ” The Chicago Bears have seen enough of Rex Grossman. Now it’s Brian Griese’s turn. The much anticipated quarterback change became official Wednesday when the defending NFC champions ...

Gift Article 10 Remaining As a subscriber, you have 10 articles to gift each month. Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Rex Grossman, whose six seasons as quarterback for the ...

ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — It's Rex. By the proverbial nose of the football. Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan ended the suspense Monday and announced Rex Grossman as the starting quarterback, giving ...