Steven Ruiz is a sports journalist who writes for The Ringer and Newswav. He covers a wide range of topics in the NFL, analyzing games, teams, and player performances. His work has also been featured in Knowledia.
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By: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, Sheil Kapadia
Sheil and Nora look back on the key missteps from Douglas's tenure and discuss whether Rodgers will still play for the team next season
By: Steven Ruiz, Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee
The guys also share their favorite betting odds
Fire up the Saquon Barkley MVP campaign. Plus, NFC East chaos, the Dolphins' offensive resurgence, a Giant embarrassment, and more.
By: Steven Ruiz, Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee
The guys also survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 12 headlines
The power structure in the AFC made a lot more sense this time last week. Now, it’s chaos. Which team(s) should we be most confident in? And which have the most glaring concerns?
By: Steven Ruiz, Diante Lee, Sheil Kapadia
Sheil, Steven, and Diante analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups on the Week 13 NFL slate, including Eagles-Ravens, Dolphins-Packers, and 49ers-Bills
Matt Eberflus mismanaged a game away in Detroit, Tua Tagovailoa couldn’t beat the can’t-handle-cold allegations, and Mike McCarthy … might be coaching his way into a new deal in Dallas? Here are our winners and losers from the NFL’s Thanksgiving slate.
Josh Allen made NFL quarterbacking history as he built his MVP résumé. Plus: The red flags are flying for Baltimore's Justin Tucker, Russell Wilson turned in a vintage performance while other old QBs struggled, and a Texans linebacker crossed the line. These are the winners and losers of Week 13.
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By: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, Daniel Comer
The guys also survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who stood out this week
We’ll know how serious Bill Belichick is about trying to turn the University of North Carolina into a college football power once his full staff is announced. If we see Adam Schefter reporting in the next few days that Belichick’s getting the gang back together, with Matt Patricia, Joe Judge, and Josh McDaniels joining him and Michael Lombardi in Chapel Hill, I’m out. I have no interest in the football version of the Grown Ups movie franchise.
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