The NFL is full of interesting people, and luckily for football fans, the most entertaining ones are on Twitter. This list if for those of you who want to see what legends like John Elway have to say about the game, or want to receive a buzz every time Ed Bouchette comments on the Steelers, or simply for the newbie football fan that wants to jumpstart his or her Twitter feed. Below is a list of teams, writers, players, and even a few coaches that have feeds worth following. Let us know which are your favorite NFLers to follow.
.@LarryFitzgerald shines; @Mathieu_Era makes #HoneyBadger plays and more. [NOTES] http://t.co/2lu0eXpMOW#WASvsAZpic.twitter.com/3WVyqBCexe
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) October 13, 2014
1. Arizona Cardinals
Official feed: @AZCardinals
Beat Writers/Insiders: Kent Somers – @kentsomers (Arizona Republic)
Player: Calais Campbell – @Campbell93
Coach Smith: Youth is not an excuse. This is a ‘no excuse’ business.
— Atlanta_Falcons (@Atlanta_Falcons) October 13, 2014
2. Atlanta Falcons
Official feed: @Atlanta_Falcons
Beat Writers/Insiders: D. Orlando Ledbetter – @DOrlandoAJC (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Player: Steven Jackson – @sj39
Go inside the locker room following the Ravens’ win and WATCH as the team celebrates: http://t.co/FsC0Wgie9gpic.twitter.com/2QzfwZXlrs
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) October 13, 2014
3. Baltimore Ravens
Official feed: @Ravens
Beat Writers/Insiders: Jeff Zrebiec – @jeffzrebiecsun (The Baltimore Sun)
Player: Marlon Brown – @MB-uno4
.@Fred22Jackson: “We have to be harsh critics of ourselves and see what we can do better.”
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) October 13, 2014
4. Buffalo Bills
Official feed: @buffalobills
Beat Writers/Insiders: Sal Maiorana – @salmaioran (Democrat & Chronicle)
Player: Bryce Brown – @BryceBrown_34