Mark Maske is an NFL Reporter at The Washington Post. He specializes in covering professional sports, with a focus on team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments. Mark's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Philadelphia Tribune, The Guam Daily Post, and The Boston Globe.
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Mark's coverage heavily focuses on the National Football League (NFL) and related topics. He frequently covers event analysis, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories within the NFL. If you have insights into key events or developments in the NFL, particularly those related to government announcements or legal policies affecting teams or players, your pitch is likely to resonate with Mark.
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By: Mark Maske
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem previously said ICE would conduct enforcement activities at the Super Bowl.
By: Mark Maske
No Black coaches — and only one minority coach — were hired by the 10 teams that selected new head coaches this offseason.
By: Mark Maske
The Patriots owner was not elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 but could collect another Super Bowl win Sunday.
The NFL appointed Peter Harvey, a former attorney general of New Jersey, to resolve the league’s appeal of the six-game suspension imposed on Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson by an
The commissioner's current deal expires in March, and a new deal is expected to take him through media rights and labor negotiations.
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The price tag for teams could reach $15 billion to $20 billion relatively soon but it’s “anybody’s guess” which franchise is next in line.
The owners’ conversations about a commissioner succession plan could be revisited, even as they work to finalize an extension with Goodell.
NFL owners eventually will need a successor to Roger Goodell, just not yet.
The fight over the play popularized by the Eagles has faded away, perhaps for good.
