John Ross Never Lived Up to First-Round Billing. Ross is most notable for his 4.22 40-yard dash showing at the 2017 NFL Combine. That record stood until recently when Xavier Worthy broke it with a ...

John Ross showed moments of playmaking brilliance when he played for the Bengals. Getty Images “My story is obviously out there,’’ Ross said.

PHILADELPHIA — It all began for John Ross in Philadelphia. Like the smooth Barry White would intone, for Ross this city is his first, possibly his last and his everything. In 2017 Ross answered ...

After two disappointing seasons with the Bengals, a re-energized John Ross finally feels free to be the player he was before the Bengals made him their first-round draft pick in 2017.

John Ross on trade request ahead of NFL trade deadline: 'Believe me, it's not football that I don't like' Will the Bengals move on from Ross?

Former top-10 NFL draft pick John Ross appears to be calling it a career. The Kansas City Chiefs placed Ross on the reserve/retired list, according to the NFL transaction wire on Wednesday.

John Ross sat down in his California home with a smile and a grey shirt that read “JORDAN” in white and red letters. The 24-year-old hadn’t finished ‘The Last Dance’ yet, but the final ...

Ross, who blew scouts away during the 2017 NFL Scouting Combine, has had a bit of a tumultuous career as he battled injury after injury. He’s played in 24 games of the course of his three-year ...

This past weekend, Washington's John Ross ran 4.22 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine to break Chris Johnson's record of 4.24 set back in 2008. As expected, the internet reacted.

Two days after John Ross ran the fastest 40-time in NFL Combine history, he received a tweet from Bo Jackson that said “Welcome to the 4.22 and under club.”. As you can see, Bo knows Twitter.

There were rumblings about wide receiver John Ross being dealt to a team like the Packers, 49ers or Patriots, but the Bengals held onto the former ninth overall pick. Ross, 24, has only been ...

SEATTLE — For so long, Washington’s John Ross III had thought his identity as a football player was pretty simple and very singular: He was the fast guy.