Albert Breer is a senior writer covering the NFL for Sports Illustrated, delivering the biggest stories and breaking news from across the league. He has been on the NFL beat since 2005 and joined SI in 2016. Breer began his career covering the New England Patriots for the MetroWest Daily News and the Boston Herald from 2005 to '07, then covered the Dallas Cowboys for the Dallas Morning News from 2007 to '08. He worked for The Sporting News from 2008 to '09 before returning to Massachusetts as The Boston Globe's national NFL writer in 2009. From 2010 to 2016, Breer served as a national reporter for NFL Network.
In addition to his work at Sports Illustrated, Breer regularly appears on NBC Sports Boston, 98.5 The Sports Hub in Boston, FS1 with Colin Cowherd, The Rich Eisen Show and The Dan Patrick Show. A 2002 graduate of Ohio State, Breer lives near Boston with his wife, a cardiac ICU nurse at Boston Children's Hospital, and their three children.
New England’s first-place team has characteristics of the coach’s old teams in Tennessee. Plus, notes on Abdul Carter, the Cowboys’ offensive line and more.
Buffalo is in a fascinating spot after its win over Pittsburgh. Plus, why the Panthers’ win over the Rams wasn’t a fluke and how Ben Johnson's plan fueled the Bears’ rebirth up front.
Veteran safety Minkah Fitzpatrick tells Albert Breer how Mike McDaniel empowered leaders to take charge of the team, and it has paid off with Miami riding a three-game winning streak.