Matthew Hodowany is a Web Producer at TSN - The Sports Network - Canada. He covers a variety of topics including football, the NFL, and regional sports in Toronto and Montreal. Matthew's insights and analyses have made him a prominent voice in Canadian sports journalism.
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Matthew Hodowany's articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly Canadian football and the NFL. His coverage includes event coverage and profile features related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Matthew, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in Canadian football or the NFL. This could include players, coaches, or industry experts who can provide unique perspectives related to ongoing events or profiled athletes.
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By: Matthew Hodowany
Coquitlam, B.C., native Jevon Holland picked off New York Jets quarterback Tim Boyle on a Hail Mary attempt and went 99 yards the other way for a pick-six in the Miami Dolphins' 34-13 win on Black Friday.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Alberta's own Chuba Hubbard rushed for a season-high 104 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns in Week 13 for the Carolina Panthers in their 21-18 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Follow weekly performances and the latest news on Canadians in the National Football League all season long right here on TSN.ca.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Cincinnati Bengals running back and London, Ont., native Chase Brown found the end zone for his first career touchdown against the Indianapolis Colts. The 23-year-old Illinois product hauled in a pass and broke free for the major. Follow weekly performances and the latest news on Canadians in the National Football League all season long right here on TSN.ca.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Cincinnati Bengals running back and London, Ont., native Chase Brown found the end zone for his first career touchdown against the Indianapolis
By: Matthew Hodowany
Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard found the end zone for the fifth time this season against the Green Bay Packers to tie his career high set in his 2021 rookie season. The Edmonton, Alta., native tallied 43 yards on 16 carries and caught a pass for eight yards. Follow weekly performances and the latest news on Canadians in the National Football League all season long right here on TSN.ca.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Wednesday and Thursday's announcements shocked the football world. From the dismissal of Super Bowl-winning Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, to the sudden retirement of Alabama head coach and college football titan Nick Saban, plus the New England Patriots-Bill Belichick era coming to an end after 24 years, the week will go down in history.
By: Matthew Hodowany
In the midst of the Canadian Football League off-season with free agency on the horizon, expansion remains top of mind for league commissioner Randy Ambrosie.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Hailing from the nation's capital, defensive tackle Neville Gallimore is coming into his own and getting used to life playing in the Lone Star State for America's Team.
By: Matthew Hodowany
Hailing from the nation's capital, defensive tackle Neville Gallimore is coming into his own and getting used to life playing in the Lone Star State for America's Team.
By: Matthew Hodowany
The Canadian Football League's free agency period opened on Feb. 13, with many of the league's high-profile names returning or finding new homes. But a few names remain unsigned.
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