Fred Jackson can help with that." Jackson will actually turn 72 tomorrow, which means his best coaching days are behind him, but Spath doesn't see that as an issue at all. If anyone can get the ...

Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson is in the middle of a speedy recovery from a knee injury, but fantasy owners must exercise caution before jumping back on the Jackson bandwagon. Jackson ...

Fred Jackson's tenure with the Buffalo Bills is over after the veteran running back, respected team leader and fan favorite was released on Monday.

Potentially scary news out of Seattle Tuesday evening. Per multiple eye-witness accounts, a car reportedly containing Seattle Seahawks running back Fred Jackson crashed into a pole near the team ...

Fred Jackson was told by the Bills GM that he was going to be released following Buffalo's blockbuster trade for running back LeSean McCoy. Jackson was granted permission to speak to other teams ...

Thirty-four year-old Fred Jackson ran all over the Steelers' defense during Saturday's preseason game, and two days later, the Bills cut him. By Ryan Wilson. Sep 2, 2015 ...

His father, Fred Jackson, spent nine seasons in the NFL, mostly with the Buffalo Bills. He finished his career with 5,746 rushing yards and 30 rushing touchdowns and has held his spot as the Bills ...

It wasn’t so much a question as a recruiting pitch. Fred Jackson was in Double Oak, Texas. Tall, with a mustache fading into his cheeks, at 61 the wrinkles are there, but only if you look for them. In ...

Fred Jackson's head injury has fantasy owners wondering whether the Buffalo Bills running back is worth starting in fantasy football this week. To put it simply: yes. Jackson is expected back on ...

Jackson has rushed for 5,121 yards and 28 career touchdowns while adding 2,139 yards and six touchdowns as a receiver. "Fred's been a great pro," Bills coach Doug Marrone said.

Determined to keep playing, Fred Jackson signed with the Sioux City Bandits, an indoor league team. He was the league’s co-MVP in 2005, his final indoor season.

Seattle Seahawks running back Fred Jackson was driving too fast Tuesday when he crashed near the team facility, but there was no evidence he was drag racing, a Renton Police Department spokesman said.