Mike Sando is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on football, the NFL, and sports business, while also delving into the dynamics of professional sports and sports broadcasting. Mike's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WGRZ, The Spokesman-Review, The New York Times, and iHeartRadio.
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Mike Sando's coverage is primarily focused on the NFL, with a specific emphasis on analysis and data-driven insights. His work suggests he values well-researched pieces supported by statistical evidence.
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By: Jeff Howe, Mike Sando, Zak Keefer
A Bills-Lions showdown leads the way as our writers tackle all things Week 15.
By: Mike Sando
Darnold has been much better in less favorable situations this season, which could bode well for him as he approaches free agency.
By: Mike Sando
When will injuries prove too much for the Lions to overcome? Can a hobbled Patrick Mahomes carry the Chiefs once again?
By: Mike Sando
Cleveland's offense has certainly been more productive with Winston, but it ranks last in EPA/play with either QB at the helm.
By: Mike Sando
Is Cousins finished? If not, he should have the leverage to choose his next team and sign for cheap, making the Browns an excellent fit.
By: Mike Sando, Zak Keefer, Jeff Howe
Our NFL writers discuss Week 16, including two Saturday games, the Falcons’ change at quarterback, NFC division leaders and more.
By: Mike Sando
"I give the Rams credit because they were soft and they knew it," an exec said. "Now they have become a grittier team than the 49ers."
By: Mike Sando
With Darnold's Vikings reminding of Kurt Warner's 1999 Rams, questions loom about the free-agent QB's future beyond this season.
By: Mike Sando
The recent downturn coincides with George Pickens' absence and untimely turnovers from Russell Wilson, both of which might be temporary.
By: Jeff Howe, Mike Sando, Zak Keefer
The NFL's busy holiday slate kicks off with a rare Wednesday doubleheader of four AFC teams fighting for postseason positioning.
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