Back in Business With the Combine

I've been lucky enough to be asked to be a guest blogger on the New York Times this week - I will be posting daily to the Fifth Down, NYT's pro football blog, and setting up a link from here to my Fifth Down articles every day. Enjoy and feel free to comment if you disagree or agree with me - would love to hear some feedback!

Monday's article: Back in Business With the Combine

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Anonymous said…

Hi Sara. Congrats on your stint with the Times. I was a guest blogger for the NY Times last week. Pls email me (address in profile on site).

5:07 PM

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