Mark Cannizzaro is a sports columnist for the New York Post. With a focus on national and New York sports, Mark provides analysis, opinions, and coverage of various sporting events and teams. His work has also been featured in News.com.au, FOX SPORTS Australia, and CODE.
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Mark Cannizzaro's coverage mostly revolves around sports, specifically football and the NFL. His focus is on providing event coverage and expert commentary. If you are reaching out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing events in the world of football, particularly the Jets and Giants teams, NFL games, player performances, or coaching developments.
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By: Mark Cannizzaro
Aaron Rodgers has done a lot in his decorated NFL career. He's won a Super Bowl, in which he was the game's MVP.
Last Sunday, from two different continents, we listened to both New York football head coaches fall on a sword neither had any business falling onto.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
Familiarity will breed contempt at its highest order Sunday when the Ravens play the Steelers at Acrisure Stadium for first place in the AFC North.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
What if I told you … The Jets offense scored 27 points, their highest output of the season.
The saddest news of all for Jets fans who deserve so much more is this: Woody Johnson did not fire himself.
With all due respect, there’s no need to feel sorry for Daniel Jones. No tears need to be shed for him.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
It figures to be an emotional reunion for Sterling Shepard, who will play at MetLife Stadium on Sunday for the first time not wearing a Giants uniform.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
He took the loss hard and blamed himself.
Sometimes, a smack in the face is good for the soul. A smack in the face sometimes can wake you up.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
Who’s got it better than the Harbaughs?
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