Jim Kelly played in four Super Bowls as quarterback for the Buffalo Bills and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He has a beautiful family, five brothers who care for him deeply and ...

Dan Kelly, one of Jim's brothers, recalled that their father would drill 10-year-old Jim daily during lunchtimes at their home in East Brady, Pennsylvania. "Jimmy had a gift that none of the ...

Jim Kelly had a school. Now, all he needed was a coach. Lou Saban, who had recruited Kelly to play quarterback at the University of Miami, was suddenly gone after Kelly's redshirt freshman season ...

Donna Kelce, the mother of the Kelce Brothers, made a guest appearance. ... Jim Kelly’s indelible impact on the Bills . Kelly played 11 seasons with Buffalo (1986-1996).

This 1973 photo released by Warner Bros. Entertainment shows Jim Kelly as Williams in a scene from "Enter the Dragon." Kelly, who played a glib American martial artist in "Enter the Dragon" with ...

Jim Kelly waves to the crowd as he leaves the field during the Buffalo Bills' training camp at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, Aug. 10, 2022. (Shawn Dowd/USA Today Network) ...

Legendary Bills QB Jim Kelly takes a timeout to talk about his Hall of Fame career and Sunday’s AFC Championship between his former team and the rival Chiefs.

Jim Kelly is cancer-free. An update on the Pro Football Hall of Famer's condition released Wednesday by the Bills organization indicated that doctors found no traces of cancer in recent tests.

Jill Kelly, wife of football Hall of Famer Jim Kelly, shared a photo and news on Kelly’s MRI and CT scans to her personal Instagram account Wednesday. 57 ° AJC - Logo - Main ...

Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, battling cancer for a second time, came up with a personal motto that has become his guiding principle throughout his illness: Make a difference today for ...

Jim Kelly is progressing so ''remarkably well'' two weeks after surgery to have cancer removed from his jaw, his doctor expects the Hall of Fame quarterback to be released from the hospital soon.