Mike Giardi is a writer at NBC Sports Boston. He specializes in sports, particularly focusing on team sports and the business aspects of competitive sports. Mike's insights and analysis have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yardbarker, the National Football League (NFL), Wcsi-am, Boston Sports Journal, LLC, and The 7 Footers Basketball Podcast.
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Mike Giardi's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly Boston Sports and the New England Patriots. Given his high percentage of opinion editorial content, he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique perspectives or insider insights into ongoing developments within the world of sports. Pitches might include commentary on recent games, analysis of team strategies and performance, or behind-the-scenes stories about athletes and coaches.
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By: Mike Giardi
Maye played almost flawless football.
By: Mike Giardi
After sitting out the last two weeks with a shoulder injury, Christian Gonzalez says he will return to action on Sunday against the Jets, declaring, “I’m good now.”
By: Mike Giardi
After practicing on Wednesday, the first time since he suffered a high-ankle sprain in the season opener on September 9th, A.J. Brown took to the podium with a big smile and a word of caution about his availability for Sunday’s game against the Jets.
By: Mike Giardi
How have the Patriots turned what looked like weakness on paper into a strength? They have a secret weapon.
By: Mike Giardi
Offensively, Drake Maye played a massive role in willing the Patriots through. The 24-year-old is growing up right before our eyes.
By: Mike Giardi
Who would have guessed the Pats had the depth to survive such issues? Vrabel sounded the alarm after their preseason game against the Eagles.
By: Mike Giardi
We’re back to the nitpicking part of the program with Drake Maye.
By: Mike Giardi
Vrabel wouldn’t say whether the Pats would activate tackle Marcus Bryant from IR, but did commit to Matt Pryor and Walter Rouse as the starting guards.
By: Mike Giardi
It was there for the taking. Despite having the deck stacked against them - starting two guards who basically just got here, a short week, on the road against a good football team - the Patriots should - and did - feel like they let one slip away.
By: Mike Giardi
If you didn’t come away from this game and think we were watching the future of the quarterback position, we can’t be friends.
