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Five stories from NFL rookies with football fathers


Indianapolis Colts third-round pick ' first football coach was his father, former NFL player Gary Downs. And while Gary hasn't coached his NFL rookie son since the seventh grade, the younger Downs still turns to his original coach for advice at critical moments. "There's been times when I've called my dad at halftime during a game,'" Josh said. (ESPN.com)

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Five stories from NFL rookies with football fathers