Matthew Bowen

Matthew Bowen

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Matt is National Football Post's (www.nationalfootballpost.com) former NFL player and game expert. Matt played seven years in the NFL for four different teams from 2000 to 2006. His experience as an NFL player has given him a credible insider’s perspective on the inner workings of NFL teams, as well as a deep understanding for the game of football, and how outside forces impact the game on Sunday. In addition to being an athlete, Matt is a talented writer and is uniquely able to communicate his expert opinions and football experience. He has written for several Media outlets over the past decade including the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner, Pro Football Weekly, BuffaloBills.com, The Niagara Gazette and The Daily Iowan. He recently earned his Masters in Writing and Publishing from DePaul University in Chicago.

Matt has forged relationships with some of the most well known players and coaches in the NFL. Therefore, he has direct personal access to a large network of individuals who allow him up‐to‐the‐minute, exclusive views from inside the NFL.

-Played seven years in the NFL for four different teams from 2000-2006

-Member of the Pro Football Writers Association

-Contributes weekly to the Chicago Sun Times.com

-Has written for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner, Pro Football Weekly, BuffaloBills.com, The Niagara Gazette and The Daily Iowan

-Graduated DePaul University (Chicago) with a Masters in Writing and Publishing

-Graduated from the University of Iowa with a BA in Journalism (1999)

About The National Football Post

The National Football Post is the premier online information source for serious football fans. Managed by a cross-section of NFL insiders, it features in-depth news, information and analysis at a level unique among sports Web sites. Beyond the usual news, statistics and highlights, The National Football Post offers deeper insight into the game and how front office operations, player negotiations and other business developments can impact it. The site's insider blogs, news roundup, fantasy football analysis and user commentaries will give the serious fan a pipeline to the inner workings of professional football and provide powerful research for any fantasy football participant. The National Football Post is available at www.NationalFootballPost.com.

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  • james lee posted 245 days ago

    james lee

    I remember you as a player. You had a great career. There is nothing better then playing in the nfl. I am glad that you started writing about it. orlando screen enclosures

  • JW Nix posted 724 days ago

    JW Nix

    you like history? :
    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/350025-the-almost-all-time-chicago-bears-offense

  • James Adkins posted 931 days ago

    James Adkins

    Matt,

    Please check out my latest article just in time for the opening of training camp!
    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/226906-haleys-best-move-as-chiefs-head-coach-letting-gailey-call-the-plays

  • Erik Frenz posted 935 days ago

    Erik Frenz

    I'd appreciate your feedback on my most recent article on the Patriots. This is the first in a series, where I'm checking in with all of the different positions on the roster and seeing where the Patriots stand. First up is the offensive line. Your read/feedback would be greatly appreciated!

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/224497-check-in-with-the-new-england-patriots-offensive-line

    Thanks!

    -Erik

  • Erik Frenz posted 935 days ago

    Erik Frenz

    Hey Mr. Bowen! I would appreciate your feedback on my TO article.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/224289-terrell-owens-team-obliterator-in-2009

  • Leo Pizzini posted 950 days ago

    Leo Pizzini

    I expect this to be my most contraversial Eagles piece... I would love to get your opinion and feel free to disagree...

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/216326-kevin-curtis-isnt-the-eagles-best-option-to-start-at-wide-receiver/poll_results#poll