Jim Gehman is a Contributor at various sports outlets, including the Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, and New York Jets. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on team sports, individual sports, and the sports business landscape. Jim's insights and analyses have also been featured in West Virginia State News.Net.
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Jim Gehman's focus on local sports, particularly football and NFL, suggests a strong interest in stories about former players. Pitches for interviews or commentary from retired football players could be of interest to him. Additionally, since he focuses on expert commentary and announcements related to sports and entertainment, consider offering insights or analysis from experts within the football community.
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By: Jim Gehman
Coaching girls flag football is a lot more than X's and O's for Moley.
Beginning his fourth year in the NFL on the West Coast with the Rams where the defensive tackle helped them win the NFC championship two seasons earlier to the East Coast where he spent time in the Bills' training camp to the Midwest where he began the season on the Browns practice squad and then back to the East Coast where he joined the Jets in Week 6.
Where Are They Now: Javelin Guidry
Nine times out of 10, when a rookie reaches the NFL, he had played and been a standout at the same position for years. Youth leagues, high school, college.
Former Rams wide receiver Tavon Austin reflects on his time with the team after joining the Rams as a first-round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft out of West Virginia University
After having served a two-year church mission in Sweden following high school and before playing linebacker at the University of Utah, where as a senior he was named First-Team All-American and All-Pac-12, Trevor Reilly was a 26-year-old prospect when the Jets chose him in the 2014 NFL Draft.
First-year GM Terry Bradway started his tenure with the Jets in 2001 looking to add size to the wide receiver corps through free agency.
After being drafted by Buffalo in 2012 and spending two seasons and the 2014 training camp with the Bills, TJ Graham discovered it wasn't going to be an easy journey to eventually stay in the AFC East by joining the Jets.
Joining New York just over four months after he was chosen by Green Bay in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL Draft, Caleb Schlauderaff was essentially a bonus pick for the Jets.
One kicker's season-ending pulled quad muscle is another kicker's opportunity to get back on the field in the NFL.
