Also, Ladd is his middle name. The Georgia receiver's full name is Andrew Ladd McConkey. Phil McConkey is from Buffalo, N.Y. He was a receiver and returner at Navy from 1975-78, and he's still ...

The Georgia Bulldogs enter the 2025 season with plenty of questions around the offense. However, they've seemingly gotten an ...

Georgia wide receiver Ladd McConkey details his experience at the 2024 Reese's Senior Bowl, what it would mean to be picked in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, and more with "GMFB".

Which prospect would be Cincinnati Bengals' perfect pick at No. 17 overall? NFL Network's Bucky Brooks and Marc Ross project what the ceiling will be for Arizona State Sun Devils running back Cam ...

Watch full college highlights from the Chargers selection at No. 34 in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, wide receiver, Ladd McConkey from The University of Georgia. Skip to main content Primary ...

Sydney and Ladd met as fifth graders and began dating as teenagers. Throughout the years, Sydney has been by McConkey’s side as he played for Georgia and later made his way to the NFL.

Former Georgia Bulldog Ladd McConkey had a remarkable rookie season. Despite not getting as much recognition as he probably deserved, he still earned the Senior Bowl 2025 co-rookie of the year.

Georgia's McConkey weaves through traffic for wild TD Ladd McConkey uses his athleticism to evade FSU defenders and score a 27-yard rushing TD to extend Georgia's lead. 1Y ...

LA Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey and Sydney Horne, will be married in a few weeks. Amid the waiting phase, Horne shared a picture of the young couple on Instagram on Wednesday.

Georgia superfan Hunter Swinney went viral for his reaction to getting a Ladd McConkey jersey, then the Bulldogs receiver made Swinney's Christmas even more special. 1Y The Latest ...

On this episode of Camera On, Chargers second round draft pick Georgia wide receiver Ladd McConkey sits down with Hayley Elwood and reacts to the emotions that came with getting selected with the No.