Ben Standig is a Sr. Writer/NFL Reporter at The Athletic. He specializes in covering major league sports, particularly focusing on the NFL and competitive sports, while also delving into sports business and economics. Ben's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The New York Times and the Associated Press.
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Ben Standig's articles mainly revolve around the Washington D.C.-based football team, with a focus on event coverage and expert commentary. He would likely be interested in engaging with sources who can provide insights into the specific challenges faced by the Commanders, including quarterback performance, coaching decisions, roster management, and front office changes.
Given his emphasis on expert commentary and announcement-based content, reaching out to former players or coaches familiar with the Commanders organization could be particularly relevant. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about NFL trends and best practices might also catch Ben's attention.
While Ben's geographic focus is not explicitly stated as being national (United States), his consistent coverage of a specific NFL team suggests that he may prioritize contacts with direct knowledge of this particular sports organization over those covering general league-wide topics.
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By: Ben Standig, Man Standig
Nobody postgame focused on the late surge. The early struggles? That's another story.
A request from a young teammate sparked a vintage performance, a season-opening win over Milwaukee, and another sign that Washington’s new leader is all in.
A recording from Ben Standig's live video focused on the dismal NFC East, Troy Aikman’s announcing future/NFL media musical chairs, Dan Quinn press conference’s, Substack life and more.
As a Bullets fan turned Wizards reporter/chronicler, Ben Standig tips off his podcast coverage and analysis of the most entertaining Washington roster on paper in years.
The third-year QB has played well since rejoining the lineup, but two baffling mistakes, a prolonged winless stretch and questions about his decision-making deserve scrutiny.
The undrafted forward survived three miserable seasons, a revolving roster and uncertain playing time. Now he's providing the little things that make a big difference as Washington starts winning.
By: Ben Standig
The two-time MVP joins Last Man Standig to discuss Daniels’ mindset, the throws he’s leaving on the field and why trusting his Commanders teammates is essential.
With the Eagles looming and the trade deadline approaching, Washington must figure out what works — and who fits into its future.
A recording from Ben Standig's live video
Help around Jayden Daniels, Terry McLaurin's uncertain future and questions along the offensive line headline an early look at Washington's 2027 strengths and needs.
