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
FIFA opened Pandora’s box after stepping in to ensure Folarin Balogun wouldn’t miss the United States Men’s National Team’s Round of 16 encounter with Belgium. As news came to light of the White House’s interference in the matter, England head coach Thomas Tuchel had a thing or two to say about how FIFA went about its business.
By: Colin D'Cunha
The knives are out ahead of the United States Men’s National Team’s Round of 16 game against Belgium. American striker Folarin Balogun was on track to miss the game after being brandished a straight red card for a challenge on Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic.
By: Colin D'Cunha
As two true blue classics were playing out in the Round of 16 on Sunday night, the spotlight shifted from England Vs. Mexico and Brazil Vs.
By: Colin D'Cunha
United States National Men’s Team head coach Mauricio Pochettino was handed a major dilemma after the Round of 32 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina that saw Folarin Balogun receive a straight red card for a challenge on defender Tarik Muharemovic. A straight red *usually* leads to a one-game ban, but this time around, Balogun had the full weight of President Donald Trump’s White House behind him.
By: Colin D'Cunha
Detroit Red Wings star Dylan Larkin is looking to make Steve Yzerman's job a little bit easier, according to a fresh report this week.
By: Colin D'Cunha
ESPN caught the NFL media unawares with a long list of layoffs enforced on Tuesday, July 21, as the organization aims to restructure the NFL Network, a media property it acquired back in January. Part of the layoffs ensnared former NFL MVP Cam Newton, who was, by some accounts, a polarizing figure among NFL Media.
By: Colin D Cunha
The knives are well and truly out in the latest round of the ESPN layoffs. This time around, a number of personalities associated with the NFL
By: Colin D Cunha
It appears we may never see former Pro Bowl running back Joe Mixon on the gridiron again, potentially drawing an interesting career to a close.
By: Colin D'Cunha
Connor McDavid Makes Locker Room Feelings Crystal Clear as Oilers Embark on Mike Babcock Era By all accounts, it’s the dawn of a new era for Connor McDavid
By: Colin D'Cunha
The focus has well and truly shifted away from basketball onto a raging debate off the court. After Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s crystal-clear stance on trans athletes ignited a debate that went national, that debate has now devolved into something else altogether after former New York Knicks and Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter announced that he was declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft.
