Martin Rogers
USA TODAY
Orange, CA, United States
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Past articles by Martin:
Pelé, Brazilian soccer player, and the greatest to play the game, dies at 82
The Brazilian star transcended the sport and is the only player to win three World Cups. → Read More
The Curious Case Of Carson Wentz
Carson Wentz’s fall from stardom is a reminder that whatever heights can be reached in the NFL, past success guarantees nothing. → Read More
What To Make Of Baker And The Browns
Baker Mayfield and the Browns are 8-3, but with so much room for improvement, it’s hard for fans to know what to make of it all. → Read More
How Jimmy Johnson's Cowboys Ate Up The NFL
Jimmy Johnson and Troy Aikman enjoy a nostalgic and festive conversation ahead of the Cowboys' annual Thanksgiving Day game. → Read More
Sean Payton Is The NFL's QB Whisperer
Sean Payton has a body of evidence that suggests he knows exactly what he’s doing when it comes to the QB position. → Read More
Philip Rivers Deserves Our Attention
Philip Rivers and the Colts head into Sunday’s showdown with the Packers as a team worthy of our focus, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
Kyler Murray: The Fun, Carefree Superstar
The Arizona Cardinals have a ton of momentum and a young, electrifying QB who is making it look easy, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
Get Your Popcorn Ready
The NBA is treating us to a flurry of action that will have an immediate impact on what the league looks like moving forward. → Read More
The Cold Hard Truth About The NFC East
The NFC East has reached that rare distinction of being so bad that it has simultaneously become interesting, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
Can Jake Luton Shock The NFL World?
Jake Luton is set to make his first NFL road start against QB icon Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. → Read More
Houston, We Have A Problem
The Houston Rockets have arrived at a crossroads with no clear path on how to make things better. Martin Rogers has the story. → Read More
DeChambeau Ready To Shake Up The Masters
All eyes are on Bryson DeChambeau as he attempts to upend the quaint traditions of golf’s most famed tournament. → Read More
Proving Their Worth
Derrick Henry leads a group trying to blast away the concept that running backs aren’t good value. Martin Rogers has the story. → Read More
How COVID-19 Has Changed Celebrations
The way we view life has been altered beyond belief, and the same can be said for sports, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
All Eyes on Antonio Brown's NFL Return
Antonio Brown's NFL career nearly come to an end. He's thankful for what might be his final chance to save it, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
Mac Jones: The New Face of CFB
Martin Rogers explains how the parallels between Alabama QB Mac Jones and last year's Heisman winner, Joe Burrow, are striking. → Read More
Have the Cowboys Hit Rock Bottom?
Dallas entered the year with Super Bowl aspirations. Now sitting at 2-5, this has been a season-to-forget, Martin Rogers writes. → Read More
Champions League Full Of American Stars
The Champions League enters a new era with an abundance of American talent. Martin Rogers has the story. → Read More
Can The Steelers Run The Table?
The Steelers are 7-0 and look like the most balanced team in the NFL, but can they go undefeated? Martin Rogers has the answer. → Read More
Grateful Dead, Phish & A Wild Series
Songs from the Grateful Dead & Phish brought joy to fans during the World Series broadcast. Martin Rogers has the story. → Read More