Dan Duggan is a sports reporter for The Athletic, primarily covering the New York Giants. With a focus on football, Dan provides in-depth analysis, game coverage, and player interviews. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing his expertise in the sports industry.
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Dan Duggan's coverage is heavily focused on the New York Giants and NFL football. He often includes expert commentary, event coverage, and announcements in his articles. Given this, he would likely be receptive to pitches offering insights from experts or insiders within the sports industry with a specific focus on football and the New York Giants.
Pitches that involve insider perspectives about team strategies, player performances, coaching decisions or upcoming events related to the New York Giants or broader NFL context could resonate well with Dan Duggan. It’s also important to note that his geographic focus is mainly centered around the United States and particularly New York.
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By: Dan Duggan
Team co-owner John Mara doesn't "anticipate" moving on from Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll, but that word gives him room to change his mind.
By: Dan Duggan
With the Giants sure to be in the market for a quarterback in next year’s NFL Draft, it’s essential to stockpile picks.
By: Dan Duggan
Many factors have contributed to the Giants’ 8-17 record since the start of last season, but the end results have been painfully familiar.
By: Dan Duggan
The hideous 2021 Giants averaged 15.2 points per game. The current team is averaging just 14.6 points per game.
By: Dan Duggan
The Commanders were a rudderless franchise before Jayden Daniels' arrival and now lead the NFC East at 6-2.
By: Dan Duggan
At this point, the only real intrigue left regarding Giants football games is how a win or a loss will affect their draft position.
By: Dan Duggan
The Giants are leaning heavily on rookies this season. That should be good for the future. It won’t always be good for the present.
By: Dan Duggan
Giants GM Joe Schoen now faces pressure to re-sign Ojulari and Slayton to avoid letting more homegrown talent walk out the door.
By: Dan Duggan
Nothing about the Giants signals things are headed in the right direction. They are regressing in the Year 3 of this regime.
By: Dan Duggan
Schoen's bye week news conference was a no-win situation for the GM. Unfortunately, that made it a lot like the team he has assembled.
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