Lyle Alzado has an ironclad NFL legacy, though probably not one he would have envisioned during his playing days. The late all-pro defensive end, whose 15-year career was split among the Denver ...

NFL wildman Lyle Alzado was one of the first athletes to acknowledge that his on-field accomplishments were fueled by performance-enhancing drugs. In his 2009 book, “Spiral of Denial: Muscle ...

Lyle Alzado, who became a crusader against steroid use when he was found to have brain cancer a year ago, died yesterday at age 43. The NFL’s defensive player of the year in 1977, he played 14 ...

In the week of the anniversary of his death (May 14, 1992), I thought it would be fitting for those of us in the Raider Nation to remember one of our fallen brothers, Lyle Alzado ...

Lyle Alzado amassed 64.5 career sacks for the Broncos, which ranks sixth in the Denver record book, and many fans have suggested to me that he should be in the team's Ring of Fame. I am on that voting ...

If you ask any former Los Angeles Raiders player if they have any stories about legendary defensive lineman Lyle Alzado, they will certainly have more than one. The late Alzado posted 23 sacks in ...

That never happened, but after three years he was traded to the Oakland Raiders. And if anyone ever was designed as the perfect Raider, it was Lyle Alzado. He played for the then-Los Angeles Raiders ...

Defensive lineman Lyle Alzado of the Los Angeles Raiders, a 13-year veteran of the NFL, holds 1984 March of Dimes Poster Boy Terrell Fowler, as he acknowledges fans applause during "Raider Day ...

Lyle Alzado`s inoperable brain cancer was caused by body-building steroids, just as the onetime All-Pro defensive end has claimed, the former NFL drug adviser said Friday.”Anabolic steroids ...