Judy Battista is a journalist who writes for the National Football League (NFL) and her work has also appeared in American Football International. With a focus on football, Judy covers a wide range of topics including game analysis, team performances, coaching changes, and the overall NFL landscape. Her articles provide insights and commentary on the latest happenings in the world of professional football.
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Aaron Rodgers infusing confidence into Jets as New York finds a way to win vs. Titans
By: Judy Battista
When week 3 began, there were still nine teams looking for their first victory of the season and, given the dismal history, salvage their playoff hopes.
NFC hierarchy: Minnesota Vikings lead pack through unpredictable first month
Bears’ rout of Panthers underscores lopsided trade, diverging paths of two young QBs
By: Judy Battista
The Dallas Cowboys suffered a 38-point defeat to the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Judy Battista examines the team's worst home loss in the Jerry Jones era and the feeling around the organization.
By: Judy Battista
ARLINGTON, Texas – Jerry Jones turned 82 on Sunday and as birthdays go, this one might have aged him more quickly than some others.
By: Judy Battista
When the NFL released its schedule back in May, everyone circled the Super Bowl rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers
Tua Tagovailoa's more mindful approach on display in Dolphins' loss to Cardinals
By: Judy Battista
INGLEWOOD, Calif. – To get an idea why the Los Angeles Chargers just won their sixth game of the season, one year after winning only five in all, it helps to watch Jim Harbaugh on a game day.
By: Judy Battista
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- As the seconds ticked away, and Bills Mafia chanted for its MVP, Patrick Mahomes whispered something to Josh Allen that everyone in the stadium knew, too.
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