Ralph Vacchiano is a sports writer who focuses on national sports in the United States. He writes for FOX Sports and numberFire, which was acquired by FanDuel. Ralph's work has also been featured in FantasyPros. He covers a range of topics including NFL teams, players, and draft scenarios.
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Ralph Vacchiano's coverage primarily focuses on the National Football League (NFL) with a specific interest in the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles. He frequently provides expert commentary, covers events, and reports announcements related to NFL teams, their performances, and key decisions.
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The "all-in" Cowboys seemed to sit out the offseason, which will leave quarterback Dak Prescott having to carry a depleted team.
Jim Harbaugh and Raheem Morris could be instant hits with their new NFL teams. But for Dave Canales and Jerod Mayo, it will take some time.
By: Ralph Vacchiano
Before the draft, the Giants had concerns about Malik Nabers' personality, but they smartly pushed those aside and may have found a star.
By: Ralph Vacchiano
Nearly half of all NFL teams are set to have a new starting RB in 2024. We rate 12 key newcomers on the impact they're likely to have.
By: Ralph Vacchiano
After Philadelphia's offense grew "stale" late last season, new OC Kellen Moore has designed a scheme to highlight QB Jalen Hurts' skills.
The Giants were once criticized for giving Daniel Jones $40 million per season, but as QB salaries escalate they might end up with a steal.
Ralph Vacchiano The 2023 offseason was a big one for NFL quarterbacks, when four of them — Joe Burrow Lamar Jackson Jalen Hurts and Justin Herbert — broke through the $50 million-per-year barrier.
The NFC East could very well be the best division in the NFL — and perhaps the most star-studded. Here's how a dream team looks for 2024.
Dak Prescott will eventually get a record-setting contract from some team, so there's no need for him to sign one with the Cowboys right now.
Ralph Vacchiano Saquon Barkley has always insisted that he didn't sign with the Philadelphia Eagles just because of the money.
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