Get to know the Kansas City Chiefs superstar QB Patrick Mahomes as he talks about his early NFL success, being on the Madden cover, and more.
Iron Chef and huge Cleveland Browns fan dishes out some epic gameday recipes and talks about his passion for football.
Wrote copy and video script for NFL mock draft featuring characters from DC Comics. Also designed the character cards
For Eddie Jackson, it all started with a biscuit. Those memories and fondness for food helped the former NFL player reach a new spotlight as winner of season 11 of "Food Network Star."
NFL Up! was a website I wrote, edited, programmed, and ran for NFL.com. It was an in-depth look at NFL athletes’ training program and gave fans insight into how to incorporate these professional level exercises into their own workout.
The 2014 season is in the books. While New England Patriots fans are celebrating, everyone else is left looking back at the season that was. To help, we've got some Post Football Therapy for those of us with teams that are left licking their wounds instead of hoisting the Lombardi trophy.
New York Giants running back Rashad Jennings wasn't born NFL ready. Like many other kids who've laced up their cleats in Pop Warner, Jennings aspired to play running back. But for him, that was a goal just beyond his reach because of his weight. Jennings had to change his lifestyle.
I’m a chef and award-winning writer, editor, and content expert. With more than a decade of experience, I’ve covered everything from local community events, to food, esports, gaming, NFL, and major product launches. I’m also a comic nerd and tech junkie.
June 2017 - April 2019 | September 2020 - September 2021
A driving force behind delivering editorial content and expertise, I was responsible for writing, editing, and brainstorming all written content surrounding the Madden franchise. This grew from one or two blog posts a week to daily articles ranging from player ratings content, patch notes updates, game feature launches, landing pages, email marketing, third-party articles, script for video, and esports coverage.
September 2014 - June 2017
While at NFL, I was the editorial point person behind NFL UP, an Emmy Award-winning website that featured a plethora of content focused on NFL training methods. I was responsible for managing the editorial calendar, writing and editing owned articles as well as contributor pieces, ensuring video quality, programming the site, monitoring fan voting, and growing the NFL UP Instagram channel from zero followers to more than 10K.
June 2016 - September 2017
My venture into live TV. Here I edited and curated content for the live show “Big Brother: After Dark.” This included viewer polls, trivia, fun facts, and other material focused on audience engagement. While ensuring quality and accuracy, this was all organized and managed through a CMS where we pushed the desired content live to the audience while maintaining constant contact with the show’s director.
April 2015 - August 2015
I became a part of ChowNow to build out a more solidified tech support platform. This included writing and establishing trouble-shooting steps that did not exist before. I was the lead tech support person and helped develop a QA process for the client facing system.
December 2012 - September 2014
Along with writing and editing email templates, help articles, and training docs, I was a leading member of the tech support department’s web team. I not only handled heavy call and email volume, but responsibilities included reporting and monitoring bugs, website and mobile app QA, and handling escalations.
April 2010 - December 2012
My first professional job in journalism. I started as a night shift Copy Editor and worked my way up to Assistant Entertainment Editor. In that position, I wrote, edited, and designed both daily and weekly entertainment sections. I also delivered coverage of the video game industry, something the paper wasn’t covering before. I wrote gaming news, reviews, previews, and covered E3. Along with being the gaming point man for the paper, I also covered a wide range of other events, such as food trucks and drive-in theaters (yes, they do still exist).
Gaming/Esports
Sports
Cooking
Tech
Movies
Comics
Culinary Arts
(currently enrolled)
B.A. Journalism
Graduated June 2009
