(CBSLA) — Los Angeles Rams legend, actor and radio host Fred Dryer stopped by CBSLA Tuesday to give us his Super Bowl LIII predictions - and they weren't very encouraging, at least for Rams fans. "I ...

Fred Dryer appeared on the latest episode of NCIS. It led to a lot of viewers wanting to know more about him and the role that he played. For years, Dryer starred as Rick Hunter on the hit show, ...

Bob Moore, President of Sports USA, says the network has added NFL and TV Personality Fred Dryer to their expanding list of programming. In January 1969, Fred was selected in the first round by the ...

'Cheers' director James Burrows explains how casting Ted Danson as Sam Malone changed the character's sport and name. A runner up got his own NBC show years later. “One of the finalists for the ...

Actor and former NFL great Fred Dryer said Sunday on “Life, Liberty & Levin” he would have handled the Colin Kaepernick situation differently if he was the owner of the San Francisco 49ers in 2016.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Football fans know Fred Dryer for being a standout pro football player. Fans of '80s-era TV shows remember him for being a heartthrob and worldwide celebrity, most notably on ...

The National Football League has faced mixed reviews when the settlement ruling came down in August for the League to pay over 18,000 former players 765 million dollars. What’s that old saying? When ...

Recently, a judge in Minnesota called Fred Dryer and other named plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the NFL “children denied dessert” for objecting to a proposed settlement of a class action relating to ...

The current state of Saturday-night TV may be a crime, but luckily there’s one man ready to lay down the law. On Nov. 16, Fred Dryer, 56, whips out his big-ass revolver again as the take-no-guff ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Los Angeles Rams legend Fred Dryer visited "Rams Primetime Saturday," and we tested his knowledge on a TV show he starred in. Many people know him as "Hunter," the renegade cop ...

Once he stalked the streets of L.A. like the poor man’s Dirty Harry. He had his own catch phrase (“Works for me”) and a Magnum revolver so powerful it wouldn’t just kill people; it would make fixed ...