Matthew Paras is a beat reporter at The Times-Picayune and The Advocate, specializing in coverage of the New Orleans Saints. His reporting spans various themes in the sports industry, including competitive and professional sports, as well as sports broadcasting. Matthew's work has been featured in numberFire, The Washington Times, FantasyPros, and NOLA.com, among others.
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Matthew Paras primarily focuses on local sports coverage, particularly football and the New Orleans Saints. His articles often feature expert commentary, event coverage, and legal policy regulation related to player injuries, playoff implications, and team decisions.
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Given his focus on local news in Washington D.C., he may also be interested in government announcements related to sports policies at a regional level.
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By: Matthew Paras
The Saints listed Ruiz as questionable for Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers after the offensive lineman returned to practice Friday from a knee injury. Ruiz's participation status was still listed as limited, which could lead the Saints to roll with rookie Jeremiah Wright this weekend.
By: Matthew Paras
How do you explain a sport as complicated as football in a way that's simple enough to compel first-time viewers? France is the NFL’s latest try. Sunday’s game will have three primary French-language broadcasts.
By: Matthew Paras
VERSAILLES, France — New Orleans Saints guard Cesar Ruiz missed the first two days of practice this week, but he may have a chance to play in the NFL's first-ever game in Paris.
By: Matthew Paras
PARIS — French residents tuning in Sunday for the country's first-ever NFL game may know next to nothing about the sport, its rules or its teams when the New Orleans Saints take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France.
By: Luke Johnson, Jeff Duncan, Matthew Paras, Rod Walker
New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore congratulates New Orleans Saints running back Kendre Miller (5) after scoring a TD against the Minnesota
By: Matthew Paras
SAINT-DENNIS, France — Cesar Ruiz returned to practice Friday after hurting his knee last weekend against the New York Giants.
By: Matthew Paras
SAINT-DENNIS, France — Cesar Ruiz returned to practice Friday after hurting his knee last weekend against the New York Giants.
By: Matthew Paras
SAINT-DENIS, France — Just before kickoff of the first-ever game in France, Cam Jordan and Alvin Kamara ran onto the Stade de France field to lead a “Who Dat” chant.
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