Kelsey Kramer is a sports writer specializing in NFL coverage. She has written for Yardbarker and her work has also been featured in Forbes and Heavy Sports. Kelsey's articles focus on providing analysis, reactions, and updates on NFL games, teams, and players.
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Kelsey's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and the Philadelphia Eagles. Her articles primarily cover evolving stories and event coverage related to these topics.
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By: Kelsey Kramer
The Philadelphia Eagles were already stacked with weapons before they signed running back Saquon Barkley in NFL free agency.
By: Kelsey Kramer
Fans asked for it and Kylie Kelce finally budged. The wife of Philadelphia Eagles legend and future Hall of Famer, Jason Kelce, is dropping her own podcast called, "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce."
By: Kelsey Kramer
The Philadelphia Eagles are adding extra edge depth after losing veteran Brandon Graham for the remainder of the 2024 season due to a triceps injury.
By: Kelsey Kramer
Turning Sanford Stadium into one of the loudest and toughest environments to play in has always been a goal for Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs.
By: Kelsey Kramer
Philadelphia Eagles veteran Brandon Graham may or may not have played his last game for the Birds.
Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Colbie Young returned to practice this week following his Oct. 8 arrest on battery and assault charges. "The Title IX office at UGA cleared Colbie so he was allowed to return to the team activities, including practice," Young's attorney, Kim Stephens, told ESPN.
By: Kelsey Kramer
The Georgia Bulldogs (9-2) moved up three spots in the latest College Football Rankings and now sit at No. 7. Meanwhile, Oregon (No.1), Ohio State (No.
By: Kelsey Kramer
The Philadelphia Eagles are 9-2 after taking down the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday Night Football in Week 12.
There is a job up for grabs in North Carolina after the UNC Tar Heels let go of Mack Brown earlier this week. In fact Georgia defensive coordinator Glenn
By: Kelsey Kramer
The Philadelphia Eagles (9-2) are dealing with three injuries to key players as they get ready to take on the Baltimore Ravens (8-4) in Week 13.
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