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Jarrett Bailey

NFL Contributor

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Behind the Steel Curtain

Preston's Summary

Jarrett Bailey is an NFL Contributor who focuses on local coverage, particularly in the Chicago area. He writes for publications such as Behind the Steel Curtain and Yardbarker, and his work has been featured in various outlets including USA TODAY, Sports Illustrated, and Yahoo Sports. Jarrett covers a range of topics related to the NFL, including game analysis, player updates, and trade rumors.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 48 %
Opinion Editorial: 13 %
Breaking News: 11 %
Evolving Stories: 9 %
Private Sector Announcements: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports

Pitching Insights

Jarrett Bailey's coverage is heavily focused on the Pittsburgh Steelers and NFL, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and opinion editorials. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to player performance, team strategies, game outcomes, or exclusive interviews with players or coaches. You may also want to offer expert opinions related to quarterback performances or injury updates within the Pittsburgh Steelers' organization.

Since Jarrett focuses locally in Chicago and Illinois while covering national football topics like the NFL and Pittsburgh Steelers, you can tailor your pitches by highlighting any local connections or impacts of these broader topics within Chicago sports culture.

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Articles

Behind the Steel Curtain

Steelers OC Arthur Smith says Justin Fields is still premium starter in NFL

By: Jarrett Bailey

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had massive success with two quarterbacks this season. While Pittsburgh is 4-0 as the starter, Justin Fields went 4-2 in the team’s first six games, accounting for 10 total touchdowns and just one interception in those six starts. The Steelers used a special package of plays with Fields for the first time since Wilson took over as the starter in Week 11 vs. the Ravens. He had three plays, rushing for 17 yards, including getting the Steelers in prime position to run for a first down and seal the win over Baltimore. Offensive coordinator Arthur Smith was asked about Fields’ usage, but was adamant that the young quarterback is more than just a gadget player.

Behind the Steel Curtain

Myles Garrett takes jab at T.J. Watt

By: Jarrett Bailey

There is no love lost between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns, and apparently Myles Garrett had a lot to say about Steelers’ star T.J, Watt when speaking to the media. Garrett made light of the fact that T.J. Watt posted “Nothing I’m not used to” on X prior to the NFL Awards, hinting that he hadn’t won the Defensive Player of the Year.

Behind the Steel Curtain

Russini: Steelers expected to re-sign QB Russell Wilson

By: Jarrett Bailey

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 8-3, and their rebuilt quarterback room has gotten them much more production, and brought a lot more success, than many outside of Pittsburgh expected. Justin Fields went 4-2 as the starter in the team’s first six games, and Russell Wilson has gone 4-1 since taking over after being injured with a calf injury. With Pittsburgh sitting atop the AFC North, and the offense having much more success and consistency then it saw under Matt Canada and Kenny Pickett, the Steelers have a choice to make when it comes to their signal-callers, as both will be free agents in March. However, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, Pittsburgh plans to re-sign Wilson.

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