SOUTH RIVER – Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Theismann returned to his roots where he was honored with a street sign dedication at the corner of David Street and Arlington Avenue. Theismann ...

Super Bowl XVII champion quarterback Joe Theismann stopped by the "Fox & Friends" set in Miami Beach ahead of Sunday's big game to talk all things football. Theismann, whose 1982 team beat the ...

Joe Theismann (7) of Washington looks to pass against the Oakland Raiders Sept. 21, 1980, at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, Calif. (Focus on Sport/Getty Images) ...

Joe Theismann never suspected how many benefits would come from the worst moment of his life. "One neat thing is, I'm in the dark with my eyes closed," he said, "and Sandra Bullock is saying my name.

So Joe Theismann felt the need to rip JaMarcus Russell during a Sirius radio interview. I wonder what the basis for Joe's opinion was? He couldn't have based this statement on his own career ...

Theismann ultimately worked for CBS and ESPN’s renditions of “Sunday Night Football” and “Monday Night Football,” last appearing on air in 2011. Tom Brady’s 10-year, $375 million deal ...

Joe Theismann warns college football world about transfer portal windows, cites Penn State, FSU as cautionary tales Andrew Hughes June 18, 2025 • 7:13 am PDT ...

Former NFL quarterback Joe Theismann saw the video of Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward's broken left ankle and immediately felt a kind of empathy few could. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) ...

It's been a while since the guys had a chat with Joe Theismann - so with that in mind, Al Dukes reached out to the former Redskins QB to join Boomer & Craig to get his take on Week 8 and ...

Joe Theismann is a Washington legend, having spent his entire NFL career with the Washington Redskins. He started as a backup quarterback, but eventually took over the job after his fourth season ...

It's around somewhere. Joe Theismann is sure of it. Maybe it's in a drawer near his 1983 NFL MVP award or the other keepsakes from his Super Bowl championship football career.

Theismann saw the movie the day after it opened in 2009, but says he closed his eyes while the play was being shown. "There were a lot of sighs and oohs and ahhs," he told the Washington Post.