Colin D'Cunha is an Analyst at Sportskeeda. With an MA in Sports Journalism from the University of Brighton, he has been covering sports for four years, focusing particularly on the NFL for the past two years. Colin's work has been featured in Sportskeeda, Pro Football Network, and NewsBreak, where he explores themes of competitive sports and the business of sports across various team sports and disciplines.
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Colin D'Cunha predominantly covers sports, particularly NFL and football-related news. He is also involved in entertainment news to a lesser extent.
Given his focus on event coverage, breaking news, and expert commentary within the sports world, Colin would likely be responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights from athletes or industry experts about ongoing events or major developments in the sports industry. Additionally, he might appreciate access to data that supports evolving stories within these fields.
For entertainment-focused pitches related to celebrity interactions with athletes or involvement in sports-related activities/events, Colin may find interest in pieces that feature substantial evidence substantiating any claims made.
While no specific geographic focus is indicated for Colin's coverage area; however given the nature of American Football (NFL) as a primarily US-based sport, it can be inferred that much of his work will center around this region.
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By: Colin D'Cunha
The Montreal Canadiens made it a point to prove to themselves (and to the world) that they aren’t the underdogs anymore. With their rebuild moving at twice the speed they expected, general manager Kent Hughes is expected to be a busy man as teams wheel and deal this summer.
By: Colin D'Cunha
The Toronto Maple Leafs are swinging for the fences by trading for Darren Raddysh, but NHL media's opinion of the move isn't quite straightforward.
By: Colin D'Cunha
Knicks champion Mitchell Robinson left no room for interpretation when asked if he supports President Donald Trump.
By: Colin D'Cunha
Mo Salah had a script in hand for Egypt, and he wasn’t about to let New Zealand rain down on their parade. After his team conceded a goal as early as the 15th minute, the former Liverpool superstar took it upon himself to drag Egypt back into the contest, scoring the go-ahead goal in the 67th minute to breathe life into Egypt’s charge.
By: Colin D'Cunha
St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong sets the record straight on trying to swing a trade for Brady Tkachuk before the Florida Panthers came out on top.
By: Colin D'Cunha
This summer was always expected to be a busy one for NHL general managers, but few would have predicted a trade as big as the one the Florida Panthers pulled off for Brady Tkachuk. After the Senators were swept in the first round by the Carolina Hurricanes, questions were raised over Tkachuk’s future with the franchise, questions he swiftly batted away.
By: Colin D'Cunha
The 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup has thrown up a number of exciting games, as opposed to drab 0-0 draws. But even if we’ve witnessed a series of great goals from great goalscorers, one name has been missing from the action.
By: Colin D'Cunha
There have been goals galore at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but President Donald Trump’s outsize presence has also made a few headlines at this edition of the tournament. President Trump has already made it a point to keep an eye on the proceedings, what with the World Cup being played on home soil.
By: Colin D'Cunha
The NHL world wasted little time taking shots at Edmonton as the Oilers announced Mike Babcock as their new head coach.
By: Colin D'Cunha
Matthew Tkachuk has a thing or two to say about the price the Florida Panthers paid in the Brady Tkachuk trade.
