Sports
Sports Q&A: Howie Long, Hall of Fame player and Fox NFL analyst
Jan. 8, 2013
Movies
They want anger? We’ll give them anger.
Nov. 27, 1985
Dodgers
The normally reliable Howie Kendrick and Patrick Corbin struggled for a Washington Nationals team that looked undisciplined in Game 1 loss to Dodgers.
Oct. 3, 2019
If I were an NFL quarterback, the last thing in the world I would want to see as I got the ball and started to scramble back with it would be Howie Long standing behind me.
Sept. 11, 1990
The Los Angeles Raiders are a team lousy with receivers--Willie Gault, Mervyn Fernandez, Tim Brown, Sam Graddy, Ethan Horton, to name a few--all of whom can run the 100 under 10 seconds, two of whom were Olympic team sprinters, one of them a gold-medal winner.
Oct. 1, 1991
Reggie has one. And now, so does Howie.
Aug. 26, 1993
Howie Long would be perfect for that battery commercial.
Nov. 24, 1992
It isn’t easy to believe, but Howie Long, renowned defensive lineman for the Los Angeles Raiders, never has attended a professional baseball game.
Dec. 12, 1990
“The thing I would hate about playing Howie Long if I were a quarterback is the way he laughs at you,” the offensive lineman who declined to have his name used was saying.
Nov. 7, 1985
At the opening of Michael Cuesta’s “L.I.E.,” one of the year’s strongest--and riskiest--films, 15-year-old Howie Blitzer (Paul Franklin Dano) is standing on an overpass, looking down on the Long Island Expressway.
Sept. 28, 2001