The Carolina’s have been extremely fortunate to have been host to Greg Olsen and his family during his playing career for many more reasons than his on-field play.
The Carolina Panthers' Pro-Bowl tight end will retire with the legendary linebacker to commemorate their time with the team.
A new healthcare center in Charlotte is giving new hope to those struggling with heart issues.
Greg Olsen was not just a dynamic, big-play football player who spent nine seasons with the Carolina Panthers.
“It was a great ride.” That’s how Greg Olsen views his 14-year career in the NFL.
That clinic, The HEARTest Yard Congenital Heart Center at Levine Children's — opened last month. The Center boasts nearly 25,000 square feet of
Following one season with the Seahawks, Olsen will officially transition from the playing field to the broadcast booth, bringing an end to a highly successful career as one of the best tight ends of his generation.
New Jersey’s own Greg Olsen has made three Pro Bowls, played in a Super Bowl, and caught 741 passes and 60 touchdowns in his 14-year NFL career. But days like Monday will define his legacy more than anything the current Seattle Seahawks tight end has done on the field.
