Why you should follow: Sam writes for Pro Football Focus, a website that grades the performances of NFL teams and players. His own tweets during games provide good analysis of the minutiae of the sport.
Why you should follow: Alex, formerly of the Pro Football Focus parish, writes mainly about the New York Giants but has a wealth of NFL knowledge that extends way beyond Big Blue.
Why you should follow: Cian writes for any number of outlets including Bleacher Report, Football Guys and his own analysis site Pre Snap Reads. He’s well worth checking out if you want a breakdown of exactly how a play worked or not.
Why you should follow: Run by Steve McDonnell and a team of Irish writers, NFL Ireland does exactly what it says on the tin, coverage of the National Football League from an Irish perspective. They also cover the Irish American Football League.
Steve O’Rourke
Twitter handle: @steveohrourke
Typical tweet:
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Why you should follow: Our resident NFL expert, Steve will be providing in-depth analysis as well as news and interviews with NFL personalities throughout the season. The colours and shapes look really well but the puns are terrible. Forgive him for that.
What about you, who are your favourite Irish NFL Twitter accounts? Let us know in the comment section below.
5 Irish Twitter accounts you should follow this NFL season
Sam Monson
Twitter handle: @PFF_Sam
Typical Tweet:
Why you should follow: Sam writes for Pro Football Focus, a website that grades the performances of NFL teams and players. His own tweets during games provide good analysis of the minutiae of the sport.
Alex Sinclair
Twitter handle: @AlexSinclairNFL
Typical tweet:
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Why you should follow: Alex, formerly of the Pro Football Focus parish, writes mainly about the New York Giants but has a wealth of NFL knowledge that extends way beyond Big Blue.
Cian Fahey
Twitter handle: @Cianaf
Typical tweet:
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Why you should follow: Cian writes for any number of outlets including Bleacher Report, Football Guys and his own analysis site Pre Snap Reads. He’s well worth checking out if you want a breakdown of exactly how a play worked or not.
NFL Ireland
Twitter handle: @NFLIreland
Typical tweet:
Why you should follow: Run by Steve McDonnell and a team of Irish writers, NFL Ireland does exactly what it says on the tin, coverage of the National Football League from an Irish perspective. They also cover the Irish American Football League.
Steve O’Rourke
Twitter handle: @steveohrourke
Typical tweet:
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
Why you should follow: Our resident NFL expert, Steve will be providing in-depth analysis as well as news and interviews with NFL personalities throughout the season. The colours and shapes look really well but the puns are terrible. Forgive him for that.
What about you, who are your favourite Irish NFL Twitter accounts? Let us know in the comment section below.
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