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Reese Nasser

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Reese Nasser’s Biography

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Writing and telling a story is something that has always intrigued me. I've been inspired by works from unknown writers to well-known writers just the same. I believe that telling a story that can impact even just one person is so important. It's important to me that I do work that I can be truly proud of.

Reese Nasser’s Journalist Portfolio

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3 new first-round targets for the Bengals after second week of free agency

3 new first-round targets for the Bengals after second week of free agency

The Cincinnati Bengals headed into free agency preparing to suffer several major losses. With Vonn Bell, Jess…

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3 best NY Giants LB targets remaining in free agency

3 best NY Giants LB targets remaining in free agency

Through the start of free agency, the NY Giants have addressed the roster in a big way. Between the trade to …

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3 tight ends that would be home-run additions for Bengals offense

3 tight ends that would be home-run additions for Bengals offense

Following tight end Hayden Hurst's decision to move on to the Carolina Panthers, the Cincinnati Bengals now f…

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3 bargains Bengals can target after first week of free agency

3 bargains Bengals can target after first week of free agency

Through the first week of free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals roster has already undergone several major chan…

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4 LBs the NY Giants should target in the draft after signing Bobby Okereke

4 LBs the NY Giants should target in the draft after signing Bobby Okereke

During the 2022 season, arguably the weakest area of the NY Giants defense was the linebacker position. With …

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7-Round NY Giants NFL Mock Draft after the NFL Combine

7-Round NY Giants NFL Mock Draft after the NFL Combine

With the 2023 NFL Combine coming to a close, several players altered their draft stock in a big way. For an N…

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3 breakout candidates for Bengals in 2023 season

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By Reese Nasser Verified
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With the 2023 season quickly approaching, all eyes are on this Cincinnati Bengals unit. The team has built a roster full of elite young talent, headlined by one of the games top QB-WR duos in Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. But alongside the foundational pieces of this unit, there are also young players that could be primed for a breakout. On both sides of the ball, the Bengals have made a clear attempt to build a roster that is young, but with high upside.
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Giants, Dexter Lawrence Agree To Monster $90 Million Contract Extension

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By Reese Nasser Verified
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Since arriving to the New York Giants in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence has become a focal point of the defensive front. He has now received a contract that has matched his play on the field. On Thursday, Dexter Lawrence and the Giants agreed to a massive, four-year extension worth up to $90 million, with $60 million guaranteed according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. With his new deal, he will now be one of the league’s highest-paid defensive tackles.
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Lamar Jackson vocal on his commitment to winning Super Bowl with Ravens after record-breaking extension

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By Reese Nasser Verified
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Following an offseason full of contract disputes, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens were able to reach a new deal ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft. Now as the former MVP winner meets with the media for the first time since his new deal, he makes it clear that he has his sights set on winning a Super Bowl, and that he never had any intentions of leaving Baltimore. “I really didn’t care for other teams, I just really wanted to get something done here,” said Jackson during his press conference.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance work for a site where I covered the New York Giants.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Unfortunately, I have not. It may be the most sincere form of writing as you have to think about each word. It is something I need to try.

How is social media changing news?

It allows for instant analysis. You can know anything at a moment's notice. This comes with both good and bad issues.