Former NFL linebacker Shaquem Griffin had quite the journey to get into the NFL, and we might not see another player quite like him for years to come. By now, everyone knows the history of Griffin.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Seattle Seahawks' Shaquem Griffin shared a special moment last weekend with a little boy who is missing part of his arm - just like him. Griffin greeted 16-month-old Joseph Tidd ...

On April 28, 2018, Shaquem Griffin made history by becoming the first one-handed player drafted into the NFL, with the Seattle Seahawks selecting him in the fifth round. Griffin, twin brother of ...

Shaquem Griffin had walked away from his cellphone, on his way to use the restroom, when it buzzed. His twin brother, Shaquill, recognized the 425 area code that flashed on the screen and started ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — University of Central Florida alumnus Shaquem Griffin is all about defying the odds. The former Knight linebacker was the first one-handed athlete to play in the NFL, and in November, ...

UCF linebacker Shaquem Griffin proved his doubters wrong. During the 2018 NFL Draft Combine on Saturday, the 22-year-old amputee completed 20 reps in the 225-pound bench press with one hand. “Just ...

"The most important is having good juice." Shaquem Griffin was talking about bringing energy and enthusiasm to the football field, and it doesn't take very long being around him to realize he embodies ...

DAYTONA BEACH — No shocks were in store for Shaquem Griffin this time addressing a room full of people. Exactly one month earlier, Griffin spoke at UCF's Countdown to Kickoff Luncheon where athletic ...

Shaquem Griffin didn't let having one hand stop him from playing football. The University of Central Florida linebacker lost his left hand at the age of 4 due to a rare condition called amniotic band ...

NFL linebacker Shaquem Griffin, who was the first one-handed football player to be drafted in the modern era, has announced that he is hanging it up. Griffin, who was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks ...

They were in Denver, wearing their No. 26 and No. 49 Seahawks game jerseys with the same last name on the back. They were there in Chicago. At CenturyLink Field. In Arizona. Los Angeles. And they were ...