NFL Top Writers

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Kevin Roberts is a graduate of Concordia University of Wisconsin, where he received his BA in Mass Communications.

He currently writes for: http://nflsoup.com/

Follow NFL Soup on Twitter: http://twitter.com/NFLSoup

And is also the Official Brett Favre Examiner: http://www.examiner.com/x-9940-Brett-Favre-Examiner

Other sites you can find his work at:

www.theredzonereport.com
www.gridironexperts.com
www.nflgalore.com
www.4for4.com
www.needforsports.com
www.robertsroundballreport.com
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Bleacher Report Rankings (as of July 7th, 2009):

1st in Brett Favre
1st in NFL

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Founder of www.rotoprofessor.com, a website that is here to help you with all your fantasy baseball & football needs!

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LestersLegends.com is a fantasy sports site dedicated to helping you win your fantasy football, baseball, baseketball, and hockey leagues.

http://lesterslegends.com

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I am a 22-year old who recently graduated from the University of Dayton, enjoying this journey on the so called "job hunt" as I look to find work related to my interest in sports.

While at Dayton, I joined the staff at the school's radio station and co-hosted a weekly talk show while broadcasting a few of the basketball and soccer games.

I am currently a Featured Columnist for the Cincinnati Bengals here at Bleacher Report and one of the team's Community Leaders. I am fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to write about them and will do my best to provide some of the best content for the Bengals on the internet.

Along with Bleacher Report, my work can be found on a few other sites:

Philadelphia Eagles Fan Voice: www.NFLTouchdown.com

Columnist: www.FantasyPros911....

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Whats up everyone! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and check out my profile.

I would like to start out by thanking the 9,000+ people that read my article on Troy Polamalu and the Madden curse on Friday, 9/11. It is such a great honor that so many people took the time to read what I had to say. That is really the reason I write here on Bleacher. Not to get the AOTD or things like that, but so that I can share my thoughts and opinions with great people, like you!

If you know of any other sites that linked my article, please let me know, so I can thank them as well.

For those of you that like what I have to say, I have started writing for a new website called,

http://www.go-steelers.com/

Make sure you register. You can comment, and leave messages, similar to here...

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I run the websites http://www.2minutestomidnightgreen.com and http://www.nflspinzone.com.

NFLSpinZone.com is currently looking for writers. We're looking for one writer for every division, similar to the ESPN blogging network.

While we're looking for one writer per division, we may look at having two per division depending on the writer. Please inquire via a PM or contact me at 2minutestomidnightgreen@gmail.com.

On top of that, I contribute to http://www.GCobb.com and run my own show at BlogTalkRadio called "The Two-Minute Drill." It's good stuff, check it out at 2 Minutes to Midnight Green.

I have been at Eagles training camp as a member of the media and enjoyed every second of it. I also have appeared on 610WIP and on VoiceAmericaSports.com with Garry Cobb and M...

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"no longer riding on the merry-go-round...I just had to let it go."
- John Lennon

I admit I used to play the game where I was focused on moving up the ladder at B/R, trying my best to be the top writer and all that. But now I no longer pimp my articles, or look for websites to artificially increase readership, and I'm satisified writing what I want and not some nonsence just to attract reads.

Yep, I spent about a year ranked #1 in MLB and the Cubs, and was ranked as high as #2 overall on the site at one time. These days, I am happy simply contributing to the site and allowing others to take the mantle.

I think I am still the Chicago Cubs community leader, and I know I am a featured columnist for the Cubs and Bears. I have written more than 500 articles, though I ca...

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Michael A. Schottey
—Born and raised in Muskegon, MI
—Moved to New Ulm, MN for college, graduated and still living here with my wife, Stacey, and first son on the way.

—Producer/Host of The Average Joe Sports Show (860AM KNUJ/KNUJ.net--6:05 PM EST each Sunday)
—NFL Analyst/Senior Writer: DraftTek.com (Covering Detroit, Atlanta, and Tennessee)
—Blogger for RoarReport.com (Scout.com)

—Fully press credentialed for dozens of sporting events in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area
—Interview Credits: Tony Romo, Curtis Granderson, Tim Brewster, Marlin Jackson, Steve Hutchinson, Sidney Rice, Al Jefferson, Mike Hart, Aaron Kampman, Marcus Spears, Randy Foye, David West, Bobby Jackson, Miikka Kiprusoff, Cory Schlesinger, Michael Oher, Carlos Gomez, Madieu Williams

—Follow me on Twitter ...

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Originally from Eden, New York, grew up as a fan of the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres and the Buffalo Braves. Since then have attended college in Pennsylvania (undergraduate degree from Slippery Rock University) and Oklahoma (master's degree from University of Oklahoma), and have been living in Southern California for the past 27 years.

Big sports fan - my favorite team sports are baseball, basketball, football and hockey, as well as individual sports such as golf, tennis and racquetball. Have played Fantasy Baseball and Fantasy Football for many years. In high school, I played football, basketball, baseball and golf. Played club volleyball in college. Served as a Graduate Assistant Basketball Coach at University of Oklahoma for one year. Coached high school basketball, volleyball ...

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I have been a fan of the NFL since I can remember. While growing up through the 80s, I followed NFL greats such as: Eric Dickerson, Bo Jackson, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Barry Sanders, Dan Marino, Lawrence Taylor, Ronnie Lott and Brian Brennan (who is a great player by Browns fans standards)

Not only am I a huge fan of NFL football and college football, but I am also a die-hard Cleveland Browns fan. I remember going to my first game back in the 1980 at old Cleveland Municipal Stadium, and being stuck behind one of the infamous pillars in the lower deck. That game was one of the most excited moments of my youth! The sounds, atmosphere and crowd really made the entire experience special for me as a young boy.

Now, even through all the turmoil of the franchise continuing its rebuildin...

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Lloyd Vance is a veteran NFL Writer, who has covered football for over 8 years with an emphasis on the Philadelphia Eagles, league news/notes and the yearly NFL Draft. He is the Editor for Taking It to the House - NFL Insider Blog, a member of the Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA) and has worked on projects for ESPN, NFL Network, and NFL Films.

Some of his sports journalism highlights have included:

•Being featured as a on-camera speaker in the 2009 season of the NFL Network’s Top Ten series (Top Rookie Season, etc).
•Serving as a key researcher and contributor to the ESPN Book, “Third and a Mile” by William C. Rhoden.
•Appearing as a on-camera speaker (Historian) in the ESPN Documentary “Third and a Mile” on the History of African American Quarterbacks.
•Winning a 20...

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I'm awesome and modest.

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I'm a journalism and theology major at the University of Sioux Falls here in Sioux Falls, SD, and I absolutely love sports, which is obviously why I'm here. I have been writing for B/R for a while now, but I also do work for NFLTouchdown.com and I have my own blog called Broncos Banter, which I strongly encourage you to check out.

In addition to those sites, some of my regular work previously done here on B/R will be featured on the Denver Broncos' page of NFL Blog Blitz, I strongly encourage you to check it out. Here is a link: http://blogblitz.nfl.com/denver-broncos

Essentially, I'm here to provide my opinion of my favorite sports teams, which would include the Denver Broncos, Iowa Hawkeyes Football, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, and UNC Basketball.

I'm a huge NFL fan, and ...

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I never know what to say in this spot. I know I am supposed to tell you guys something about myself that no one knows, or the things I like to do with my spare time, or -- even worse -- what I do for a living and how I got to where I am and all that jazz.

But really, I do not know what to say. I love sports, why else would I be here at Bleacher Report? Or writing a fantasy football blog of my own, TheHazean.com. And that is why you guys and gals are here, too: We love sports.

So, to recap, I do not know what to write in the Bio and I love sports.

And I will leave you with my favorite quote from LSU head coach Les Miles: "Have a great day!"

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2 AOTD, July 25-26, 2009 "Sports Can Entertain, Educate and Elevate Achievement in the United States"
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/223998-sports-can-entertain-educate-and-elevate-achievement-in-us

1 AOTD, October 14, 2009 "Oakland Needs A Few Good Men..."
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/271798-oakland-raiders-we-need-a-few-good-men

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Michael Whooley lives in the happiest place on Earth. No,not Disneyland; rather that beautiful city known as San Bruno in the wondrous state of California. A graduate of Providence College in Rhode Island, Michael has also done his time on the East Coast and has come to the conclusion that the West Coast truly is the Best Coast. Seriously, who needs snow? Michael emerged from his mother's womb decked in the red and gold of his beloved San Francisco 49ers. Growing up in the Bay Area in the late 80s and early 90s, Michael was spoiled and got to enjoy some of the best football any team has ever played (not just opinion, but a fact as solid as the fact that the male seahorse has the babies - look it up!) Trips to Candlestick Park to see the 49ers with his grandma were frequent occurrences. ...

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After graduating from the Univ of TN under the stream of Intelligent Computing Systems, joined as Editorial Assistant in the same campus. Currently, heading the editorial team. Well, I'm bit rude & naughty, love & caring, talkative….much interested in watching all kind of videos, movies. I read news articles, I stare at awesome paintings & pics… I love to get involved in gossips, especially sports & movies.

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A native of Memphis, TN, I currently reside in beautiful Bellingham, WA. I've always harbored an affinity for the West Coast, and once the stars alligned, I moved here on a whim in 2005. I write for a music magazine up here, but with the advent of March Madness, I felt compelled to commence writing about my OTHER passion, sports; hence my appearance here.
In addition to writing about music, I also play it. I'm a veteran of several bands up here in the Northwest and Memphis as well.
Although I love to write, I find it hard to write about myself in one all-encompassing blurb, so henceforth, I'll let my articles do the talking.
Take care!

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Tom is a former sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. He spent 10 years covering Florida State football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the PGA Tour. He won two national writing awards from the Golf Writers Association of America.

During his Tribune days, he had personal interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Bear Bryant, Don Shula, and a long list of legendary athletes. During the 1979 Florida State football season, coach Bobby Bowden dubbed Edrington his "personal good-luck charm." It was an incredible season for FSU and culminated with the national championship game in the old Miami Orange Bowl where the Seminoles were defeated by the Barry Switzer-coached Oklahoma squad led by Heismann Trophy winner Billy Sims.

Tom was fortunate to chronicle at least half of J...

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Brian was born and raised in the Youngstown, Ohio, area. He had a passion for writing from a very early age and a rabid interest in fantasy gaming that resulted in unfair stereotyping (He never dressed up, that would be stupid.)

Brian remembers Red Right 88 and the other great Cleveland Browns teams doomed to failures of epic proportions and hopes one day to see the Lombardi Trophy raised in Cleveland. He defends the Browns to the death, whether they deserve it or not and continues to try and convert his wife (A Steelers fan) to the orange and brown.

Brian's family was very sports-minded and he began following the Browns and Indians at a very young age. Most of his hair loss can be attributed to the departure of the original Browns franchise in 1995 and the 1997 World Series, whic...

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Welcome to the Ministry of Truth (Jesus Forgives You)

Donate today to a great cause:
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New Knick: Darko Milicic and Serbians Played On Even as the Bombs Fell
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/214962-as-the-bombs-fell-serbians-like-darko-milicic-played-on

I gravitated towards the Internet as a teen, partially because Computers are conducive to a person like me, whom is legally disabled by nystagmus.

I seek to have a unique view of things. I'd rather do that than go with the pack. I realize that my opinions rile people from time to time, but the bottom line is, I pose questions and if those questions are invalid, then logically, the...

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Anthony Brown covers the NFL and the Washington Redskins for the Most Valuable Network on redskinshogheaven.com/. You can follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/SkinsHogHeaven.

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i was born in San Francisco Calif My favorite NFC team are the 49ers . My favorite AFC team is the Steelers One of my favotire sports books is a running day by day narration on the Geen Bay Packers 1st Super Bowl season by Jerry Kramer called Instant Re-play. I follow the NFL and i like many other sports. I played tennis in high school and the track coach tried to recruit me for the 200 but i didn t want to run all afternoon after school! I watch more sports than most people i know.
I played Golf as a semi professional in 95 and won 8 handicap tournaments for 800-1000 dollars per tournament. Actually listed myself as a professional golfer as my income that year! lol.
I am an avid bowler and plan on starting league play again soon. Had 10 in a row and a 279 couple y...

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I was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio and have been a lifelong fan of the Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals.

I enjoy spending time with my family, going to see the Reds and Bengals, playing video games and watching tv. I cannot think of anything better than a night at the GABP with my family.

Please visit my blog at http://wight4256.blogspot.com.

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Speculative Fiction author JC De La Torre was born on September 4th, 1973 in Tampa, Florida. Author of the critically acclaimed underground success Ancient Rising, De La Torre has a special relationship with his fans, whom the author says he "loves dearly", and makes himself available to them via his website (http://www.jcdelatorre.com) and email. De La Torre has a passionate interest in Speculative fiction - including Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, the Occult, Alternative History, and strange, amazing worlds. His writing will include all of these sub-genres and other interesting excursions. De La Torre also has a keen love for sports including american football (both professional and collegiate), NHL hockey, Major League Baseball, and college basketball.

De La Torre's latest wor...

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NFL----------------------Indianapolis Colts
NHL----------------------Philadelphia Flyers
NBA-----------------------Washington Wizards
MLB-----------------------Baltimore Orioles
NCAA---------------------Maryland, Appalachian State

My work Has been linked from
-AOL NFL Fanhouse
-The Wall Street Journal
-The Boston Globe
- NFLjuice.com
-USA Today
-And pleanty more

I am the Carolina Panthers corespondant for fanball.com. www.realbitsofpanthers.com

Check me out at www.rfor6.blogspot.com and www.indcolts.blogspot.com. Enjoy!

I will be writinmg about the Colts at fanhuddle.com, so be sure to check me out there.

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I'm 18, I'm a gigantic Bears fan. I found Bleacher Report through an ad on facebook and it really made me interested in writing and talking bears stuff with bears fans.

I created my own site Bearsbacker.com in June of 2008. and it has really started to get more viewers. I love what I do. I'm going to the University of Tampa to study Sports Management this fall.

I am a Chicago Bears Community Leader.

My favorite teams are the Chicago Bears, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Blackhawks, and Florida Everblades of the ECHL. I am a die hard fan of the Chicago Bears.

I write about the NFL, the NBA, the NHL, MLB, my favorite teams and other relevant topics or anything that sounds interesting.

I have met many NBA players in my lifetime. I have met Chris Mullin, Mitch Richmond, Coach K, R...

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The Truth Hurts Like Freedom

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Twitter = http://twitter.com/Undrafteds
Facebook = http://www.facebook.com/pages/Undrafteds/105774059159

I write about NFL and Fantasy Football on my blog Undrafteds
http://undrafteds.com/

I cover the Arizona Cardinals for NFLTouchdown.com:
http://www.nfltouchdown.com/category/arizona-cardinals/

and NFL.com's BlogBlitz:
http://blogblitz.nfl.com/arizona-cardinals

I write about Fantasy Football on FantasyFootball.com
http://fantasyfootball.com/author/undrafteds/

and Top Fantasy Football:
http://top-fantasy-football.com/author/cfarmer/

If you want to know more...

Sports were my life when I was a kid. The ball changed with the season. I played it all, but my passion was and always has been football.

I was an undersized linebacker with tenacity, and the fundamen...

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I was born in New York City and lived there until I was 18 years old. I grew up a huge Yankees, Knicks and Avalanche fan and still am to this day. After high school I attended Penn State University where I learned my appreciation for Sports Journalism and College Football (Seriously there's nothing like State College on a fall Saturday) Now in addition to writing for the Bleacher Report I'm setting up my own basketball blog..

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Jeffrey Boswell remembers the good old days of football only on network tv, NASCAR only on the radio, and music on vinyl. Those days really sucked. Jeffrey's "NASCAR Top 10 Power Rankings" apears weekly at SpeedwayMedia.com and Sports-Central.org. His "NFL Weekly Predictions," featuring fictional quotes, has been a staple at Sports Central for five years.

Jeffrey lives in Burlington, NC with his wife, Marcia, and their two sons, Jos and Luc.

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The original Green Bay Packers and San Jose Sharks Community Leader was born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, attended University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and lives in San Francisco, California. He's been working for non-profits since 1992 and the performing arts since 1994.

Used to be a huge baseball fan, but was turned off by the imbalance of payrolls; used to be a huge basketball fan, but was turned off by an imbalance of officiating. Now it's first and foremost NFL and NHL, followed by college football, basketball, and hockey. If you belittle someone, suggest they are dumb for holding their opinion or suggest it does not belong in print, expect MJ to respond as a hockey enforcer!

Two articles from here were featured internationally, on CBSsports.com and FoxSports.com. Also a paid write...

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I'm from the city that also plays host to the Pro Football Hall Of Fame and Fawcett Stadium. Canton, Ohio. Perhaps that's where my love for the game of football originates from. Or perhaps it was the years of watching and then playing the sport that gives it a very special place in my heart.

I'm 20 years old and currently working a job that I hate in a restaurant, I'm good at it, but it's not a career option. I'm looking into college for journalism, perhaps Miami Of Ohio or Akron at the moment.

I'm dating a wonderful girl named Shawna and I'm loving being a father to her daughter LaDonna. Those two have my heart in a vice grip that's never going to be released.

I'm 100% without a doubt a diehard Steelers fan. As far as other sports go, I'll watch the NBA (Lakers) and NHL (Pen...

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I don't know how these things are really supposed to go, but I'll give it the old college try. I grew up in Massachusetts, south of Boston. (Not to be confused with South Boston, although everyone always does) I went to school at Northeastern before transfering to The George Washington University, where I graduated in 2009 with a B.A. in Journalism. That's the where.

The when, why, and how are a little harder. I've always loved sports, for as long as I can remember, and the writing thing has just sort of happened as I got older. But looking back, it seems like the most natural progression in the world.

I grew up reading about and watching sports. The horn to end the second period of Bruins games was my bedtime for about as long as I had one. I can still remember my first game at ...

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Chris Cluff spent a decade at The Seattle Times and was instrumental in coverage of the Seahawks for most of that time, including covering the team during its Super Bowl season in 2005. Since leaving the Times in 2006, he has written two books about the Seahawks: "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly" in 2007 and "Then Zorn Said to Largent" with former Seahawks Paul Moyer and Dave Wyman in 2008.

Check out the Seattle sports blog Chris now writes with another former sportswriter, Elliott Smith: http://outsidethepressbox.com/

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The result of an older brother following the Raiders and a Father who follows the Broncos, Joseph Budd was tuned to the Raiders at a young age, starting with Ken Stabler's game against the Vikings in the 1976 season. Going through school, he was the subject of ridicule and resentment, especially after cheering for the Raiders through two more Super Bowl wins, and watched in horror when Bo Jackson's career was derailed.

Never giving up on his team, Joe went on to college, and took his hobby into business, opening a card shop, trading, and doing business both before and after the internet took off, selling cards and collectables.

After discovering that there was no physical way to collect every single card when your name is not Donald Trump, Joe decided to pursue the Raider cards. A...

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Gene Chamberlain is a long-time Chicago Bears writer whose rapid reports from Bears practice can be found at CBSsports.com. He has covered the Bears for Copley News Service, The Daily Southtown, Sun-Times News Group, the Associated Press and the Bear Report. He wrote columns with former Bears coach Mike Ditka and the late Walter Payton and has covered numerous other Chicago area sports and teams, including the White Sox, DePaul and Northern Illinois universities and the Bulls.

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Lou DiPietro is a Philadelphia Eagles Featured Columnist who joined the Bleacher Report team in May 2009.

Prior to coming to B/R, Lou spent a year covering the Eagles and the NFL at large for Real Football 365 (www.realfootball365.com). While there, he spearheaded coverage of the 2009 NFL Draft and frequently appeared on ESPN 1080-AM Orlando's "Sport Buffet with Matt West" as an NFL Draft analyst. Lou also covered "second-tier" Philadelphia sports for the short-lived Philly Sports Nation website and spent four years with World Wrestling Entertainment as a content editor for WWE.com.

In addition to his Featured Columnist duties, Lou currently serves as the co-host of the BUCKET podcast (www.bucketremix.com), is a Contributing Writer for both the Daily Tailgate n...

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Vik Vij, a graduate of Tulane University (2004) and South Texas College of Law (2009), is a diehard fan of the Texans, Astros, Rockets and Longhorns. In addition to being a sports writer and columnist for his college newpaper, Vik runs his own non-sports blog at http://vikstake.blogspot.com/.

As a Texans fan, he is optimistic about the future and considers the past part of the growing process. He has been a fan of the Texans since their inception and was actually in favor of drafting Mario Williams. Vik looks forward to seeing the Texans in the NFL playoffs for years to come.

Vik enjoys discussing (ok, arguing -- gotta use that law degree for something, right?) sports in general and specifically the Texans. He welcomes and encourages all reader feedback, both positive and ne...

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Until someone wins seven, the Steelers are tops...

I'm a long-time Steelers fan, hailing back to the glory days of the 70's when I was barely big enough to hold a football without falling over. I also live in Nashville and root for the Titans but do not confuse my loyalties: I will wear Steelers gear to a Titans-Steelers home game, sit in a seat next to my brother, scream incessantly for Pittsburgh, and won't care who says what about it.

I have grown weary of reading the "professional" reporter's articles which in my mind consistently fail to give the Steelers their due (Pete Prisco comes to mind). I have therefore decided to ensure that the GOOD in the Steelers is given equal treatment, and have become a contributor to the scene.

As a Nashville native, I also provi...

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Rich has been a sports fan for as long as he can remember; his first memory is of a ground ball that trickled through the legs of a certain mustachioed first baseman. He is a die-hard fan of the Giants, Mets, Rangers and Knicks, as well as his alma matter Maryland Terrapins.

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Ok, here's a little bit about me as it relates to Bleacherreport.com.

I have just been added to the 'BlogBlitz' staff at NFL.com, covering the Arizona Cardinals. Please check me out there, too! It's a great group of writers, and Im sure you'll like what you read, regardless of the team you cheer for! http://blogblitz.nfl.com/arizona-cardinals

Some of you may know me, or know of me, from the mid-90's through the early 2000's as the publisher, NFL editor, and Senior writer for NetSport magazine. I was the first strictly Internet reporter ever credentialed by the Arizona Cardinals! I was often a guest on the Cardinals flagship station at the time, KDUS 1060 AM. I also hosted a 1 hour segment on 'The Trainer', Jeff Kennedy's afternoon drive show during the season.

Those that kn...

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Steve is an attorney in the Cleveland area and a self-proclaimed "sports junkie." He is a former high school quarterback (not a very good one) and baseball player [who continued to try to live out his glory days on the sandlots into his mid-30s until his arm nearly fell off].

Steve now lives vicariously through his 9-year old son and 19-year old daughter. He spends his free time coaching little league, reading/watching/blogging about sports, and listening to his daughter's music ( www.leahloumusic.com )

Steve is now "trapped" in his profession but would work for minimum wage if some professional sports franchise would make him their GM.

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Fred "The F-Bomb" Richani is an actor and columnist. Richani founded The Sports Courier with Eugene Tsvetkov in 2009. Richani has worked in the journalism field since 2006. He is currently a columnist and for 411Mania.com, everythingYNTK.com, and a syndicated writer for BleacherReport.com.

His work has been featured on CBS Sportsline, 1Wrestling.com, Pro Wrestling Torch, Gerweck.net, GOOGLE News, and USAToday.com. He has also interviewed Platinum-selling bands Blue October and OneRepublic and starred in the independent film Last Days of Simon. Richani currently resides between New York City and Philadelphia in Freehold, NJ.
For more info:

http://thesportscourier.com/
http://twitter.com/FredRichani
http://www.facebook.com/fredrichani
http://www.411mania.com/Music

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My name is Doug Rush. I am 25 years old from Beachwood, New Jersey.

I graduated from Ramapo College of New Jersey this past May with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a concentration in Journalism.

While at Ramapo, I was a weekly sports writer from September 2007 until May 2009 for the Ramapo News. I covered many things from Ramapo sports to MLB and NFL. My last story for them was a full review on the new Yankee Stadium.

I also have my Associates Degree in Print and Broadcast Journalism from Ocean County College, where I graduated in May 2007. As part of the Viking News, I was the Editor in Chief in 2004 and the Sports Editor in 2003 and then from 2005-2007 again.

I have won 5 state awards from the New Jersey Press Assocation, 3 in sports writing, including a 1st pla...

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I'm a sports writer for The Journal Register Company, primarily working for The Oakland Press and Macomb Daily. I also work as a play-by-play broadcaster for Michigan Sports Radio.com, covering local high school and college sports around the state of Michigan. Further background includes being a journalism major at Oakland University and a Featured Columnist at the Bleacher Report. I currently reside in Rochester, MI. I love to travel and write. Feel free to follow me on twitter @Maghielse where I will also post links my articles from other publications.