Brooks Kubena is a Texans beat reporter for The Athletic, with a focus on covering the Houston Texans football team. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Houston Chronicle, San Antonio Express-News, and BVM Sports. Brooks provides in-depth analysis, game breakdowns, and insights into the team's performance and strategies.
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Brooks Kubena's work predominantly revolves around sports, with a specific focus on football, particularly the Philadelphia Eagles and the NFL. He also covers game analysis and player interviews.
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By: Brooks Kubena
Philadelphia effectively shut down Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
By: Brooks Kubena
Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio had previously been unable to stop Lamar Jackson in the air and on the ground.
By: Brooks Kubena
DeVonta Smith's value comes from more than just the plays he makes.
By: Brooks Kubena
Players on offense say they're not on the same page and don't have answers.
The coaches maintain that Jalen Hurts is doing the right things.
By: Brooks Kubena
NFL owners voted in August to expand the league’s rules to allow private equity firms to buy a limited amount of stakes in teams.
By: Brooks Kubena
Jordan Mailata has stepped into a leadership role as the Eagles' resident music man.
By: Brooks Kubena
The Eagles passing game led the way when the run game didn't.
By: Brooks Kubena
The drive was 88 yards and ate up 10 minutes and 29 seconds.
By: Brooks Kubena
Understanding the significance of Vic Fangio’s success in Philadelphia requires only a burger and a beer. Order them both at the Philadium in South Philly and they’ll be promptly placed on a bar countertop covered with printed photographs of the city’s sports lore. Lift a glass from the protective plastic. There’s a condensation ring circling the Whiz Kids of the 1950 Phillies. Reach for the ketchup. Three photos of the Eagles winning Super Bowl LII are in the pathway. Allen Iverson stares at Kobe Bryant as customers stare at nearly a dozen televisions. There’s no...
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