Chad Graff is a senior writer for The Athletic, covering the New England Patriots since 2022 after five years on the Minnesota Vikings beat. He specializes in team sports, with a focus on sports business, marketing, and competitive sports. Graff's work has been featured in outlets such as BVM Sports, The New York Times, and NewsBreak.
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Chad Graff's coverage revolves entirely around sports, particularly football and the New England Patriots. His focus on investment analysis suggests he might be interested in insights related to the financial aspects of sports franchises.
Since Chad focuses mainly on the United States, Massachusetts, and Boston, pitches should consider this geographic scope when providing relevant information or potential interviewees. This could include local perspectives from players or commentary on how team decisions impact the region.
Given his emphasis on investment analysis, it may be valuable for sources reaching out to have expertise in areas such as team management strategy or financial implications of player transactions within professional football organizations.
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By: Chad Graff
The complaint alleges that the town improperly charged about $1M in new fees related to a license obtained to host the World Cup.
By: Chad Graff
Gonzalez has proven to be one of the league's best corners, and he's now eligible for a contract extension. Will the Pats get a deal done?
By: Chad Graff
The Patriots traded up in the second round to select Jacas, but he still hasn't practiced with the team amid contract and injury concerns.
By: Chad Graff
With A.J. Brown in town, Doubs isn't getting much attention, but Doubs is going to be a huge part of New England's passing attack in 2026.
By: Chad Graff
There was hope when the New England Patriots selected Kyle Williams in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft that he'd be the wide receiver to snap the team's draft struggles at that position.
By: Chad Graff
What can the Patriots expect from Landry this fall, one season after he was slowed by a knee injury that has continued to affect him?
By: Chad Graff
The 27-year-old missed all of the 2025 season due to injury, but when he's healthy, he's one of the game's better offensive linemen.
By: Chad Graff
Can Henderson get over the issues that plagued him as a rookie and turn into a more complete and reliable back? New England hopes so.
By: Chad Graff
Campbell was solid as a rookie but struggled late and during his team's surprising playoff run. What can we expect from him in Year 2?
By: Chad Graff
Is Maye due to experience some regression after a terrific 2025 campaign?
