As an immigrant teenager, I started watching football to fit into the American culture. Soon I found myself deeply immersed in football Xs and Os, reading books by Steve Belichick and Bill Walsh, studying All-22 coaches film, and joining as a volunteer on the varsity football coaching staff at my local high school.
I published a blog, leading to high school coaches across the country reaching out for Xs and Os advice, and shared my findings on X (formerly known as Twitter), resulting in media outlets offering freelance contracts to become a weekly columnist.
At 18 years old, I accepted an offer from theScore to publish a column twice a week, a weekly column at Bleacher Report and NBC’s Rotoworld, and a guest column on Fridays at Boston.com. Below are samples of my published works.
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theScore
- Belichick’s defensive gameplan could look like his 1991 Bills Super Bowl shutdown
- Once busts, Tyson Jackson and Glenn Dorsey have found success in new schemes
- Film Room: Exploring the Saints’ flexible ‘Big Nickel’ defense
- Ryan Tannehilll is still struggling in the middle of the field
- Scouting Report: Central Florida QB Blake Bortles
Boston.com
Bleacher Report
Note: Bleacher Report dates my columns to 2018, but all were published in years prior.
