Jim Gehman is a journalist who specializes in covering local sports teams in the United States, particularly the Los Angeles Rams, New York Jets, and Philadelphia Eagles. His articles often focus on former players and their current whereabouts, providing updates on their lives after their playing careers.
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Jim Gehman's focus on local sports, particularly football and NFL, suggests a strong interest in stories about former players. Pitches for interviews or commentary from retired football players could be of interest to him. Additionally, since he focuses on expert commentary and announcements related to sports and entertainment, consider offering insights or analysis from experts within the football community.
Given his local geographic focus in New Jersey and Florham Park, content related to these areas may resonate with him more strongly. However, as he also covers the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams at times, stories involving former players from these teams may also pique his interest.
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Where Are They Now: Jonathan Carter
When most players get released during an NFL training camp, especially undrafted free agents, that pretty much closes the book on their career in professional football.
When Darrien "D.J." Johnson came out of Iowa with 20 starts, 102 tackles, three interceptions, 25 pass defenses, and wasn't chosen during the 2002 NFL Draft, he weighed his options.
Where Are They Now: Sean Dykes
Roger Farmer experienced many changes in his life when he was nine years old and his family moved from Barbados, West Indies to Brooklyn.
Few knew that the Jets wanted to choose North Carolina State cornerback Tony Scott during the 2000 NFL Draft. Including Scott.
After playing for two seasons with the Giants, Kenyon Rasheed was able to continue his gridiron career without having to pack his bags and move when he joined the neighborhood's other NFL team – the Jets.
One who wasn't is John Nitti, a strong safety as a freshman who grew into a fullback, and was part of three Ivy League championships at Yale, including in his senior season when he was the team captain.
It seemed one way or another, following two seasons with the Green Bay Packers, Alex Green, who they had drafted in the third round out of Hawaii in 2011, and who had led them in rushing with 464 yards in 2012 after tearing his ACL as a rookie, was going to wind up with the Jets in 2013.
As a defensive end at Wingate University, a Division-II school in North Carolina, Kenwin Cummings was a big fish in a small pond who basically tackled everything that swam by.
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