Seth Walder is a Sports Analytics Writer at Road Runner Lawn Services. With a focus on competitive sports and the business of sports, he covers various themes including team sports and sports disciplines. Seth's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ESPN Sports Media Ltd, ABC7 Los Angeles, and ESPN2 Australia, among others.
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Seth Walder’s articles are primarily focused on the NFL, with a specific emphasis on last-minute bets, predictions, and projections. Given his focus on data and investment analysis in relation to sports betting and industry-specific coverage, it would be beneficial to approach him with pitches that offer statistical insights or expert opinions related to NFL games, player performances or trends.
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play The Seahawks and Patriots played in Super Bowl LX nearly four months ago, but they aren't seen as the two best teams entering the 2026 NFL season
By: Seth Walder
ESPN's Football Power Index ratings are live. These simulations of the 2026 season provide playoff chances, potential draft order and our 1-32 team ranking.
play Free agency is done, the draft is behind us, and we're through the flurry of post-June 1 trades . It's time to hand out 2026 offseason grades for every NFL team.
By: Mike Clay, Seth Walder
play After an offseason chock-full of trades, free agent signings and draft picks , all 32 NFL teams have their rosters mostly set for the 2026 season . But how do they stack up when compared to each other?
The 2026 NFL season might be a little more than a month away, but rosters aren't locked in quite yet. Training camp brings hope, optimism and trade talks, which is what we're focusing on here. And there are still a few roster holes to be patched -- and some trade candidates who could be dealt to fill them. So, let's play matchmaker.
By: Seth Walder
Rosters are mostly locked in for 2026, but we crafted five potential win-win deals that teams should consider making before Week 1.
play ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Commanders had one big question on offense: Who would be the No. 2 receiver? They answered it Wednesday.
By: Seth Walder, John Keim
The Commanders have signed Stefon Diggs to a one-year contract worth up to $12 million. Here's what it means for him and the team.
By: Seth Walder, John Keim
The Commanders have signed Stefon Diggs to a one-year contract worth up to $12 million. Here's what it means for him and the team.
play Contract extensions sometimes fall under the radar. It's not that they don't make news. It's that they tend to be treated as a checkbox.
