MOORESVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Tennessee Titans cornerback Caleb Farley said he took the first flight home Tuesday after learning of an explosion that destroyed the NFL player’s North Carolina home, ...

"It's shocking. We've got to focus on Caleb and his family, and how we can support him." The Tennessee Titans did not immediately return Insider's request for information. The home is worth $2 million ...

Robert M. Farley, 61, was found dead in the debris of the house in Mooresville on Aug. 22, and first responders arrived to find family friend Christian Rogers, 25, exiting the collapsed structure ...

Property records list Caleb Farley, who was born and raised in nearby Maiden, as the homeowner. He was not there at the time of the explosion, but was on the scene Tuesday, Greene said.

The father of Tennessee Titans cornerback Caleb Farley was killed in a massive explosion early Tuesday at a multimillion-dollar home owned by the NFL star. Robert Farley, 61, was killed and another ...

Caleb Farley, who hadn't been home at the time, later came to the scene of the explosion, joining distraught family members surrounded by insulation hanging from trees and other various debris ...

Caleb Farley's road back to the NFL is complete, as he officially signed with a new team on Monday morning after a few games back in the league without a full-time roster spot away from the ...

“After much consideration with my family, I have decided to opt out of the 2020 college football season and begin preparing for the 2021 NFL Draft,” Farley said surrounded by his father ...

Robert M. Farley, 61, was found dead in the debris of the Mooresville house Tuesday morning, said Kent Greene, director of Iredell County Fire Services and Emergency Management.