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CBS Sports on MSN · 2h

Jerry Green, the last reporter to cover every Super Bowl, dies at 94

Jerry Green, a legendary sportswriter for The Detroit News and the last reporter to cover every Super Bowl from the game's inception, died Thursday night at the age of 94. Green had covered Super Bowls I through LVI before announcing earlier this year that he would not be attending Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Detroit News · 8h

Iconic Detroit News columnist Jerry Green, last to cover every Super Bowl, has died at age 94

Green officially became the last reporter to see all of the Super Bowls, and his streak ended this year, as he watched from home.

Touchdown Wire on MSN · 13h

Famed Detroit sportswriter Jerry Green dies at 94

Detroit sportswriter Jerry Green died Thursday at the age of 94. Per the Detroit News: Jerry Green, a legendary sportswriter in Michigan, first at the Associated Press and later at The Detroit News,

San Diego Union-Tribune · 4h

Jerry Green, Detroit sports writer at 56 Super Bowls, dies

Jerry Green, a Detroit sports writer who covered 56 consecutive Super Bowls, has died at 94, The Detroit News said Friday. Green retired as a columnist at the News in 2004 but continued to attend the Super Bowl for the newspaper until this year.

11hon MSN

Chris Perkins: Dolphins, if they can get to the Super Bowl, would do something no team has ever done

To advance to the Super Bowl next season, the Miami Dolphins must do something no team in NFL history has ever done.

6hon MSN

NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt Host Pleads For Super Bowl To Be Played On Saturday

Good Morning Football's' Kyle Brandt wants Roger Goodell to move the Super BowlOn the latest episode of SI Media with Jimmy ...

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2023 NFL Free Agency: Five Worst Signings Include Former Super Bowl QB

Over the past couple of weeks, teams have spent millions adding talent to their rosters. But not all of the moves have made ...

CBSSports.com1h

Rams COO Kevin Demoff pens letter to season ticket holders, explains Super Bowl hangover, shares team's goals

The Los Angeles Rams ended the 2021 season with a Super Bowl at home, then followed that up with a 5-12 record and no ...

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