Robert Zeglinski is a staff writer for USA TODAY, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on national sports stories, Robert covers a range of topics including basketball, football, and baseball. His work has also been featured in publications such as Marco Island Sun Times, BVM Sports, Cigalah Group, and THE NEWS STAR.
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By: Robert Zeglinski
Powered by AnyClip Andrew Whitworth says Bills can beat Chiefs in Week 11, but playoffs a different story
By: Robert Zeglinski, Andrea
It's been a long time since we've seen an NFL team like the Detroit Lions. What we mean is, in a league of profound parity, the Lions have distinguished themselves as a genuine juggernaut.
Powered by AnyClip 'I'm busy right now': Clay Matthews says he wouldn't join the Jets if Aaron Rodgers called
By: Robert Zeglinski
Matt Eberflus has perfected losing in devastating ways as the Bears’ coach.
By: Robert Zeglinski
Paul George’s loser mentality about getting doubled sums up the 76ers’ issues.
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The Philadelphia 76ers entered this season as one of the presumed NBA title contender heavyweights. Instead, at the time of this writing, they are just 2-11, with Tyrese Maxey openly calling out Joel Embiid's lacking leadership in a recent team meeting. Woof.
By: Robert Zeglinski
Once again, Jayden Daniels is standing in Bo Nix’s way.
By: Robert Zeglinski
Lamar Jackson wasn’t holding anything mean back. He was just considering his thoughts.
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Once again, I know this sentiment goes against the grain of a collective internet community hungrily eyeing even any potential drama like Homer Simpson watching a rotating tube of meat at his local corner store, but let's not turn Lamar Jackson into something he's not. Please?
By: Robert Zeglinski
Kudos to Russell Westbrook for being a good sport about this.
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