Deb Whitcas is a nationally recognized independent sports reporter who works as a print journalist, on-camera reporter and digital content creator. Specializing in American football, she has covered the last five NFL Super Bowls, several NFL Drafts and Combines as well as regular NFL season games. She has also written articles for the Rose Bowl, College Football Playoff National Championship and UFL. She is known as the reporter who “gets the story between the X’s & O’s” and has had the pleasure of conducting numerous one-on-one interviews with top athletes and Hall of Fame inductees in the sports world.
In addition to her writing credits, Deb is also a two-time Emmy Winning TV Producer in the television broadcast space. She is currently the Creator/Host of “The Blonde Blitz” a female-led NFL variety-styled show that covers all 32 teams including segments on headlines, game picks, interviews, fantasy, design, sports betting and comedy- it’s a blitz of all things football coming at you! A key mission of the show is to create a safe and empowering platform for women in sports. She began contributing the High School On SI in 2025.
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