Preston Byers is an Associate Editor for Dot Esports, specializing in Call of Duty esports and gaming news. With a passion for competitive gaming and a deep knowledge of the industry, Preston provides insightful articles and updates on the latest happenings in the world of esports.
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Preston's coverage is predominantly focused on sports and gaming, particularly within the domains of esports and video games. He covers event highlights, breaking news, as well as opinion pieces related to these areas.
Given his focus on events like game releases, tournaments and league rosters in addition to a mix of opinion pieces, Preston would be most receptive to pitches providing exclusive insights into upcoming gaming events or those offering unique perspectives related to trending topics in the esports and gaming industry.
Pitches should cater specifically to the interests of gamers and esports enthusiasts by providing fresh angles or exclusive information about popular games such as Call of Duty League (CDL), NBA 2K22, Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) among others. Don't forget that he doesn't have a specific geographic focus so international stories will likely be relevant for him.
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By: Preston Byers
Former Ohio State football player Mike Vrabel could end up returning to Columbus to replace Ryan Day as the Buckeyes' head coach.
By: Preston Byers
The Milwaukee Bucks collected the NBA Cup last night, in addition to $500,000 for each player . While half of a million to Giannis Antetokounmpo
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A former Alabama star quarterback is bewildered at how much Auburn is reportedly paying former Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold.
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Jets owner Woody Johnson fired Robert Saleh in October not long after Saleh informed Aaron Rodgers that Nathaniel Hackett was being demoted.
Less than a year after signing him to a massive deal, the Atlanta Falcons are expected to release quarterback Kirk Cousins.
By: Preston Byers
After being waived by the Baltimore Ravens, Diontae Johnson could find himself on the Kansas City Chiefs or Los Angeles Chargers.
Less than a year after signing Kirk Cousins to a four-year, $180 million contract, the Atlanta Falcons are reportedly planning to release Cousins. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported today that Atlanta is expected to release Cousins before March 17, when he is due a $10 million bonus.
By: Preston Byers
COLUMBUS — Three weeks after a stunning loss to archrival Michigan, Ohio State returned to Ohio Stadium, the scene of one of the worst defeats in the Ryan Day era, and earned one of the best victories since Day became the Buckeyes' head coach before the 2019 season.
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The Miami Heat are reportedly in no rush to trade Jimmy Butler even as trade rumors circle the 35-year-old star.
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Julius Randle gave an unfortunately honest answer to a question about the Minnesota Timberwolves' offense.
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