Ricky Williams is not just a former NFL star and legend — he's also a pioneer in the cannabis industry. As the NCAA recently struck down the inclusion of cannabis as a performance-enhancing ...

Ricky Williams (34) of the Miami Dolphins is tackled by Paul Posluszny (51) and Reggie Corner (27) of the Buffalo Bills Dec. 19, 2010, at Sun Life Stadium in Miami. (Joel Auerbach/Getty Images) ...

Texas Longhorns football great Ricky Williams called for Governor Greg Abbott to veto a bill banning THC and it appears he got his wish. Abbott scrapped the proposed legislation on Sunday night, ...

Ricky Williams is among the greatest running backs in Dolphins history and he certainly contributed to more highlights than lowlights since arriving in Miami in 2002.

Texas legend Ricky Williams previously called for governor Greg Abbott to veto a bill banning THC. Well, the former Longhorns running back got his wish as Abbott scrapped the bill late Sunday night.

Ricky Williams' passion was once football. Now it is fulfilling what he believes is his true calling as a healer, teaching astrology and selling wellness products.

Ricky Williams has never been shy when it comes to publicizing his cannabis usage during his 11-year career in the NFL. Now, the 45-year-old is sharing the ways others around the league utilized ...

Williams said he that legally changed his name roughly a year and a half ago. The switch to Errick isn't actually a switch at all -- Errick was his birth name, though he went by Ricky.

Former NFL star Ricky Williams has received some fantastic news this week. Williams, an iconic running back for the Texas Longhorns, played his part in the fight to block a Texas bill seeking to ...

Ricky Williams gained over 10,000 rushing yards in his NFL career, but he doesn't think he was meant to play football. The former Miami Dolphins player spent 11 seasons in the league, earning a ...

Ricky Williams is considered by many in the Lone Star State as something of a counterculture icon. The former Texas Longhorns star and 11-year NFL running back doesn't quite see himself that way.