Antwan Staley is an NFL and Jets reporter at the NY Daily News. He covers a range of topics within professional sports, focusing on team sports and major league sports, while also exploring themes related to sports business and broadcasting. Antwan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Miami Herald.
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Antwan Staley's coverage revolves largely around local sports, particularly football and the NFL. He frequently provides expert commentary and covers events as they unfold. If you have insights into upcoming NFL prospects, analysis of games or teams such as the New York Jets, or comments from relevant figures in those circles, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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By: Antwan Staley
The Jets’ playoff drought was at six seasons when Geno Smith departed the franchise following the 2016 campaign. After he returned to the organization that drafted him in the second round in 2013, their playoff drought has reached 15…
By: Antwan Staley
Aaron Glenn not only has watched the Knicks run to the finals, but he's hoping the Jets can emulate similar success with his team.
By: Antwan Staley
Aaron Glenn not only has watched the Knicks run to the finals, but he's hoping the Jets can emulate similar success with his team.
By: Antwan Staley
Garrett Wilson is in his fourth offense in five seasons with the Jets.
By: Antwan Staley
It appears Russell Wilson has laced up his cleats for the final time.
By: Antwan Staley
NEW YORK — It appears Russell Wilson has laced up his cleats for the final time.
By: Antwan Staley
NEW YORK — It appears Russell Wilson has laced up his cleats for the final time.
By: Antwan Staley
After having the second-youngest team in the league last season, the Jets targeted veterans this offseason to bolster their locker room presence and leadership on and off the field.
By: Antwan Staley
After having the second-youngest team in the league last season, they targeted veterans this offseason to bolster their locker room presence and leadership on and off the field.
By: Antwan Staley
The Jets have had several inconsistent seasons at the safety position in recent years.
