Brad Spielberger is a Research & Development Analyst for PFF (Pro Football Focus). He specializes in analyzing and providing insights on NFL games, players, and transactions. With a focus on data-driven analysis, Brad offers in-depth coverage of the NFL, including rankings, game recaps, and betting insights.
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Brad Spielberger primarily focuses on sports, particularly NFL football. His articles mainly cover game recaps, free agency rankings, and betting insights related to the NFL. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches involving expert analysis or exclusive data related to player performances in specific games or predictions for upcoming matches.
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By: Brad Spielberger
• Trevor Lawrence stands alone among the 2021 quarterback class: We predict every signal-caller besides Lawrence to have their options declined.
Interior defender Christian Wilkins was among those who earned a player-friendly deal, while the Kansas City Chiefs secured Marquise Brown's services on a team-friendly contract.
• Derrick Henry is a perfect fit in Baltimore: The Ravens targeted Henry at last year's trade deadline as Baltimore geared up for a deep playoff
By: Brad Spielberger
• The Vikings make their move for J.J. McCarthy: Minnesota trades up with the Los Angeles Chargers in this mock draft, securing their quarterback of the future.
By: Brad Spielberger
We look at five NFL teams that spent big in free agency and which players they could target early in the 2024 NFL Draft.
• The Vikings seem all but certain to move up for a quarterback: In this scenario, Minnesota trades up with the Los Angeles Chargers to No. 5 to select Michigan's J.J. McCarthy.
• Safety Justin Simmons remains on the market: PFF's top-ranked remaining free agent is a fit with the Philadelphia Eagles.
By: Brad Spielberger
• Will J.J. McCarthy be a top-five draft pick? It seems likely that a team will trade up to select the Michigan signal-caller early on Day 1.
• Michael Penix Jr. showed off speed at his pro day: While no one expects Penix to become a scrambling sensation in the NFL, it certainly helps that he ran a 40-yard dash below 4.6 seconds and looked very smooth in doing so.
North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye is still at plus odds to be drafted No. 2 overall — a bet with significant value.
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