With a mission to “be on the cutting edge of what people want to know about the NFL.”
Joining Peter King on the effort are full-time writers Robert Klemko, Jenny Vrentas and Greg Bedard, and contributors including SI media writer Richard Deitsch and Andrew Brandt, former Green Bay Packers executive and current director of the Moorad Center for Sports Law at Villanova University.
I could do without ever reading another article from Bedard.
** edit ** that is not Jenny Vrentas
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I didn't know Chris Hovan played for the Pats. 
I wonder why he's not making eye contact with her, or even staring at her rack? He must be keeping an eye out for a possible drive-by from AH.
Pretty sure that's not Jenny Vrentas. If it is, she looks a lot better there than she does in person.
May not be her... can't trust anything you find on the internet.
I think this is Jenny.
Wonder if Greg Bedard is still pissed at timesfour?
May not be her... can't trust anything you find on the internet.
I think this is Jenny.
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Sorry to see Bedard on the site, he is a solid gold A__hole! I like Barndt and it is always instructive to listen to his stories about players and money!!
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I'm not as anti-Bedard as many around here although he is a bit thin skinned for this crowd. Thought he did a decent job at JSO although his replacement Ty Dunne is an upgrade.
I checked in at the Boston Globe occasionally to check out Bedard's product and saw that he'd basically started a detailed game review with player grades very similar to what Bob McGinn has been doing for years. The Boston community was much taken with this as evidently they hadn't gotten exposed to a grinder who actually reviewed game tape and talked to scouts. Bedard credited McGinn with teaching him that particular rope, rather than claim invention as many media slugs would.
Packer fans really should be grateful for the overall quality of coverage they get from the Wisconsin media. I know folks like to knock McGinn but he's easily amongst the best in the country. Only local scribe who approaches McGinn IMO is Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News. Thank goodness the locals do a decent job as national slugs like Peter King don't cover the Packers well at all, as TT and MM aren't into kissing the ring like other teams' leadership are (the 49ers and Harbaugh and Seahawks and Carroll being the latest flavors of the month).
I thought Bedard was OK (better than fair to midland). But, I also like Dunne better, glad he came back after a short hiatus supposedly for greener pastures. I used to go to NFP quite a bit when Brandt was still writing for them, since he left though I dont get to NFP very often anymore.
I'll check out this new mmqb site after it opens and if it's any good it will be added to my list of favorites.
