Read it in The Hit Job, the Seattle PI, Oregon Sports News, Yardbarker or GoLocalPDX.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
The 2016 NFL Draft giveth storylines. Four teams exhibit contrasting approaches to the upcoming season and beyond. Read it in The Hit Job.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
It’s #DALvsGB. The rematch Dallas Cowboys fans have been clamoring for is upon us. Let’s revisit again why “it was a catch” is insupportably wrong. Read it in The Hit Job.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
After Sunday, one of these teams is going to feel like their season is back on track. The other team is the Dallas Cowboys. You can take our word for it. We’re both right slightly more than half the time. Read it and watch us take gratuitous pot-shots at each other on The Hit Job.
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Dez Bryant fails to make a crucial catch. Controversy ensues.
Now that the NFL Twittersphere has had time to adjust a bit to the Catch That Wasn’t, the emerging narrative from those not sporting Dallas Cowboys star tattoos is simply this: Bad rule; correct call.
No. That’s only half right. Read my latest article that shows why the decision to reverse the call was the right one and why it’s a good rule.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.
The loser of this Sunday’s NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys is dead, Fred. Gone for a song like ol’ Hong Kong. Kaput. Doneskies.
Despite both teams hovering at or next to .500, the Packers and the Cowboys can make their way into the playoffs … if they do not lose on Sunday. The loser? Well, stick a fork in ‘em. Their playoff chances are cooked.
From ProFootballNetworks.com.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer and communications consultant. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+
