John Buhler is a Staff Writer for FanSided, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on the NFL and college football, John covers topics such as player draft stock, coaching strategies, team rumors, and trade speculations. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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John Buhler focuses primarily on sports, particularly football with a focus on college and professional levels. His coverage includes event announcements, expert score predictions, opinion editorials, and investment analysis related to the National Football League (NFL) and College Football.
Given his extensive coverage of football events and opinions regarding players and teams, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from sources who have unique insights into player performances or team strategies. Additionally, providing expert commentary or insider perspectives related to major football events such as drafts or playoffs could capture his interest.
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Give Alex Anthopoulos a ton of credit for having a ton of patience with Marcell Ozuna at the plate. By John Buhler
It was not even a quality start, but Darius Vines showed signs of promise for the Atlanta Braves. By John Buhler
It would take a lot to pull this trade off, but here is how we get Kenny Clark to the Dallas Cowboys. By John Buhler
Georgia may have come up just short of a three-peat, but the 2023 Bulldogs helped play a part in bringing a swift end to the antiquated four-team College Footba
The Kansas City Chiefs are destined to take a wide receiver at No. 32 in the NFL Draft. The Green Bay Packers may not take a wide receiver after all with their No. 25 overall pick.
All signs point to the Minnesota Vikings taking a quarterback in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. While they could take one at No. 11 overall, that is not
Courtland Sutton may be exactly what the Kansas City Chiefs are missing over at wide receiver. By John Buhler
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The shoe has dropped, and it was a grease-soaked hamburger bun. While it isn't the one everybody outside of Ann Arbor was hoping for, it is something. The Michi
Michael Kopech could be made available. Would teams like Atlanta and St. Louis be interested? By John Buhler
For as cool as some people think the Oregon Ducks' uniforms are, they have never won diddly-poo. Yes, I'm talking about the canvas on which Phil Knight paints.
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