Ian Van Roy is a Freelance Writer at various sports media outlets. He specializes in themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a focus on team sports and major league sports. Ian's work has been featured in Pro Football Network, LAFB Network, Yardbarker, NewsBreak, Sportskeeda, and Yahoo Sports.
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Ian Van Roy's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly the NFL and football-related events. His articles include expert commentary and opinion editorials, indicating a potential interest in pitches offering unique insights or perspectives related to ongoing sporting events, controversies involving players or teams, coaching decisions, and retirement rumors.
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By: Ian Van Roy
As Jeremy Fowler and Aaron Donald are seemingly more than aware, Donald and the Rams may have a future together once again. Donald was spotted at the Rams facility over the weekend, and fans jumped to conclusions. However, nothing official has been reported about the team and star putting pen to paper.
By: Ian Van Roy
Kyle Shanahan, Christian McCaffrey and Brock Purdy are getting ready to dive headfirst into another big year.
By: Ian Van Roy
Cam Skattebo's 2025 campaign was marked by injury. However, before the injury, he was productive, leaving fantasy football managers with a quandary. With drafting season once again on the horizon, the question will need an answer soon. One analyst has provided his.
By: Ian Van Roy
Joe Burrow’s offseason has nearly come to an end, but the quarterback found time to squeeze in an appearance at one of the biggest sporting events of the month. Burrow made the trip to Las Vegas to watch UFC 329 and dressed up for the occasion.
By: Ian Van Roy
Lamar Jackson was one of the most disappointing quarterbacks in the NFL in 2025 after putting on an MVP season in 2024. The dip appeared to cost him significantly, as the quarterback dropped 67 places from No. 2 to No. 69 on the NFL's top 100 players list. One analyst offered his opinion on why Jackson might have fallen so far.
By: Ian Van Roy
Tom Brady and Chris Simms both have similar jobs on this side of the NFL retirement wall, with the two paid to rank and analyze players. As such, both can get a similar spotlight to the peak of their playing days, depending on what they say. However, while Simms has gone viral for having the right hot takes, the pundit has gone viral for what many believe was the wrong hot take.
By: Ian Van Roy
Baker Mayfield has always been known to generate a juicy quote or a viral moment. However, in a clip of season three of "Quarterback," Mayfield
By: Ian Van Roy
Christian McCaffrey won't be the 49ers' top back forever. Fatherhood comes for every player, and McCaffrey is no exception. Now on the plus side of 30, the 49ers will have to decide how long the team can lean on him. To help fortify the running back room, the 49ers spent a third-round pick on rookie Kaelon Black in April.
By: Ian Van Roy
As Dalvin Cook may know, Matt Miller has found himself in a tsunami of headlines in recent days and weeks. The ESPN analyst was in a car crash that cost him his arm, but he also has seen his reputation come under attack. Miller has found himself under investigation amid allegations of scamming people out of money in connection with auctioning off NFL memorabilia for charity.
By: Ian Van Roy
George Pickens, like the rest of the NFL and NFL fans, has reason to be sick and tired of the offseason by this point. After months of languishing around, fans and Pickens are ready to see the football season get underway. Fans want entertainment, and Pickens has reason to want to prove he's worth a new long-term deal.
