NFL 360: Unapologetic

In this "NFL 360" special, Buccaneers coaches Lori Locust and Maral Javadifar share how they are impacting the NFL.

Michael Vick reflects on pioneers in the NFL at the quarterback position, including Doug Williams and Warren Moon, and speaks to his own impact on modern era QBs, including Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson.

Wayne Brady, Jemele Hill, Rev. Al Sharpton and Anthony Anderson discuss the opportunity and responsibility for Black quarterbacks in the NFL to speak out and affect change, especially given the social injustices that we saw in 2020. And current star quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Patrick Mahomes share what giving back and spreading awareness about racial equity means to them.

John Legend, Snoop Dogg, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Cedric the Entertainer celebrate a generation of young Black quarterbacks, including Patrick Mahomes, Deshaun Watson, Dak Prescott, Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson, who are dominating on the game's biggest stage.

Hall of Fame quarterback Doug Williams' influence on the NFL.

NFL Network's Patrick Claybon discusses how Black quarterbacks have changed the game in the NFL.

'Who Are We?' NFL Network's Nate Burleson narrates the stories behind the 2020 NFL season as NFL 360 looks back upon a year of change.

NFL 360 tells the story of Fritz Pollard, who was one of the first Black players and the first Black head coach in NFL history.

Robert DuBoise's life has been returned to him after spending the last 37 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. Experiencing a rebirth of their own, the Buccaneers are helping the former death row inmate figure out what to do with it next.

Diagnosed with autism, Jacksonville Jaguars fan David Bloch asked his mother the question: "Would someone like me?" After sparking a worldwide response on social media, the Jacksonville Jaguars surprised David with a response of their own. Follow David's mom on Twitter @dsmom58 for updates on the Bloch family's story.

NFL producer Chelsea Stark-Jones discusses passion behind "Say Their Stories" series with NFL Network's Melissa Stark on NFL 360.

NFL 360 and the Baltimore Ravens bring us the story of the late Ravens superfan, Mo Gaba, a 14-year-old cancer patient and sports radio personality whose infectious laughter and kindness forever changed the city of Baltimore.

Darren Waller is one of the NFL's best tight ends. His "cheat code" to playing at a high level? Sobriety. He's a survivor of an addiction that nearly cost him everything.

Rookie Detroit Lions wide receiver Quintez Cephus traces the most dramatic and unforgettable moments of his inspiring story - through letters exchanged with friends, fans, and family members.

In this episode of NFL:360, follow Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin and Kansas City Chiefs offensive guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif as they navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif takes you inside his decision to opt out of the 2020 season to fight COVID-19 in Canada.

Jeffri Chadiha walks the Edmund Pettus Bridge with former Bengals defensive end Michael Johnson and listens to Johnson's stories about his family ties to the civil rights march at Selma in 1965.

In "NFL 360: Black and Blue," Jeffri Chadiha joins Georgia natives Kenyan Drake of the Dolphins and Dalvin Tomlinson of the Giants to tell the story of the first African American police officers in Atlanta's history - and the artistic efforts to celebrate the memory of these civil rights pioneers.

Take a special look at the relationship between Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey and his father, former Denver Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey.

NFL 360 takes a look inside Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller's Pass Rush Summit 2020

The story of former NFL tight end Konrad Reuland who in his passing helped or saved the lives of 75 people, including baseball legend Rod Carew.

Shaquem Griffin faced every obstacle imaginable after losing his left hand at age 4 as a result of Amniotic Band Syndrome, but football is his passion and he refused to quit. Now his story inspires others in a truly meaningful way.

Friends, family and scholarship recipients remember the legacy of former safety Pat Tillman, who enlisted in the United States Army, 15 years after his death.

NFL Network's Jeffri Chadiha chronicles former St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey's journey to try and make it back to the NFL after a near-death experience.

Several new additions have provided reasons for optimism about the future of the 49ers - among them, first year GM John Lynch and rookie defensive end Solomon Thomas. As Jeff Chadiha reports, the roots of that optimism can be traced to a fortuitous meeting -- at another prominent Bay Area institution, where their paths first crossed in the most unexpected of ways.