Gary Davenport

NFL Analyst

Preston's Summary

Gary Davenport is an NFL Analyst at B/R and a renowned fantasy football and IDP (Individual Defensive Player) analyst. With a reputation as "The Godfather of IDP," Gary's expertise and insights have been featured in various publications, including NBC Sports, FantasySharks.com, Inc., Bleacher Report, and The Athletic. He has been recognized as the Football Writer of the Year by the Fantasy Sports Writers Association twice.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 22 %
How To Guide: 19 %
Industry Specific: 12 %
Investment Analysis: 9 %
Announcement: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Sports Tournaments
  • Team Sports
  • Individual Sports

Pitching Insights

Gary Davenport's article titles indicate a keen focus on sports, particularly football and fantasy football. He also covers events and provides guides for viewers. Therefore, if you have insights or tips related to the NFL, college football, or Premier League, especially in the context of fantasy leagues or upcoming games and events within these sports, your pitch is most likely to resonate with him.

Since Gary does not specify a geographic focus in his work, it suggests that he may cover sports from various regions without a specific emphasis on any one location. If you're pitching stories about regional teams or players that are part of larger national leagues like the NFL or Premier League, make sure your story has broader appeal beyond just local interest.

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