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Ruminations In The Candy Shop: Thoughts On Sports Writing In The Digital World
Matt Waldman shares his perspective on sports writing layoffs, long-form journalism, video, and cultivating a long-term outlook. When faced with […]
A Senior Bowl Practice FAQ
Matt Waldman answers common questions posed to him by writers and readers about the practices and player development. At the […]
Kyle Posey: Debunking the Tyrod Taylor Myth
If a player isn’t asked to do something, it’s easy to assume that he can’t do whatever that something may […]
NFL Lens: Quiet Plays With David Johnson
What type of displays should set off fireworks in the minds of talent evaluators? David Johnson’s touchdown catch against Atlanta […]
The NFL Lens: Anticipation and Touch with Drew Brees
The only facets of ideal quarterback play where I couldn’t use Drew Brees as a model are a rocket arm […]
Steve Volk: In Defense of Trade Deadlines (Or Why Adam Harstad Is The Wrong Choice For America)
According to Steve Volk, Adam Harstad just happens to be wicked, dangerous, and clever enough to be a threat to all […]
The NFL Lens: Economy of Movement With Michael Bennett
A look at one of the most disruptive defensive linemen in the game. Whether it’s offense or defense, you can […]
The NFL Lens: Pad Level With Jarvis Landry
A great example of pad level from a wide receiver? Go figure. What’s the most important thing you look for […]
The NFL Lens: Holding the Safety w/Tom Brady and Paxton Lynch
When it comes to quarterback analysis, the arm gets way more coverage than the eyes and the feet. Tom Brady […]