Yahoo Sports national NFL writer Terez Paylor dies at the age of 37
Terez Paylor, a national NFL writer for Yahoo Sports and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter, died unexpectedly Tuesday at age 37.
Paylor worked for the Kansas City Star from 2006 to 2018, spending the last five seasons covering the Chiefs for the newspaper. He left to join Yahoo Sports, where he covered the NFL. While we are shocked and saddened by Terez Paylor s sudden passing, we also celebrate his extraordinary life that touched so many, Ebony Reed, his fiancée and longtime girlfriend, said in an online post from Yahoo Sports. Terez was an exceptional journalist whose passion for football made him a respected voice. His legacy will leave an enduring impact on sports journalism, the NFL, the Kansas City Chiefs and their fans.
Terez Paylor, the popular NFL writer and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter whose career took him from the Kansas City Star to Yahoo Sports, died unexpectedly at his home early Tuesday. He was 37.
Kevin Stefanski named NFL Coach of the Year, the second Browns coach in history to win it
Updated Feb 07, 2021;
CLEVELAND, Ohio Kevin Stefanski didn’t meet most of his new Browns players until August, and spent the club’s first playoff game in 18 years stuck in his basement with COVID-19, but it didn’t stop him from winning the coveted Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year Award for 2020.
Stefanski, 38, became the first Browns coach to win since Forrest Gregg in 1976 44 years ago. He’s also the third first-year coach in the last four years honored. The award was announced during the annual NFL Honors Show Saturday night on the eve of the Super Bowl.
Drafted/college: Round 1, Pick 8/Clemson University
Preseason quote: Day 1, Day 2, definitely moving really, really fast. As days go along, it s getting slower and slower the more I m understanding our defense and also learning things about our offense. So, the game is definitely slowing down (with) the more knowledge I get on both our defensive concepts as well as our offensive concepts.
The debut: Simmons first crack at the NFL was filled with learning experiences.
After an offseason without any preseason games or even OTAs, he started his career against the San Francisco 49erswith a horse-collar tackle that cost the Cardinals 15 yards.
Teaming up to help others Jan 27, 2021 at 03:00 PM Copied!
For the third year, Steelers players are leading the Steelers Social Justice Grant program. Players are making donations to local organizations that are having an impact on the community, and the Steelers are matching the donations. The Steelers kicked off the 2020 Steelers Social Justice Grant program in December, and it continues today with JuJu Smith-Schuster making a difference in the community.
Ryan Shazier has been there.
He has experienced the pain, the suffering, the frustration, and ultimately the joy and satisfaction of victory.
Now, he wants others to be able to do the same. And he knows he can t do it without help.