John Madden, seen in 1959, ... Pete Banaszak pushed the ball farther ahead and Dave Casper recovered it in the end zone. The Raiders beat the San Diego Chargers, 21-20. ...

John Madden was larger than life. He was everywhere. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan fondly remembers Madden, who died Tuesday at age 85, bringing his trademark “Boom!” phrase to … ...

When John Madden began calling his local San Francisco radio station in 1997, it signaled the start of nearly 20 years of conversations between the football legend and morning-show host Stan ...

John Madden spent Christmas surrounded by family watching FOX Sports' doc "All Madden." Tom Rinaldi and Joel Santos share how they told the story.

John Madden has died at the age of 85 but we all know the truth. People like Madden never really pass. They've had so much influence on our lives. They stay with us forever.

John Madden, the legendary coach, prolific broadcaster and ubiquitous National Football League ambassador, who died on Tuesday at age 85, was remembered for his love of football and his impact on ...

John Madden was our treasure, an everyman NFL and pop culture icon and institution, and his passing leaves an unmistakable hole in America’s sporting heart. He was Boom!

When John Madden retired from TV, he created a viewing station in California for family and friends. After his passing, that hallowed NFL setting lives on.

John Madden quit coaching at age 42 after the 1978 season. Over the next few decades, he became a multidimensional icon. (AP) (AP) Perspective by Jerry Brewer For John Madden to become the John ...

Madden, who died Tuesday, helped bring to life a series of football video games that has generated $7 billion in revenue since 1988. John Madden’s video game franchise debuted in 1988 for the ...

Fox broadcasters Pat Summerall, left, and John Madden stand in the broadcast booth at the Superdome before Super Bowl 36 on Feb. 3, 2002, in New Orleans.