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Jeffri ChadihaChatsJeffri Chadiha, formerly of Sports Illustrated, is a senior writer for ESPN.com. Chadiha first attended Wyoming on a full football scholarship before injuries led him to transfer to Michigan after two years. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from Michigan in 1993 before pursuing a career in journalism. Chadiha is also a frequent contributor to ESPN TV. |
Football Today: 9/30
Jeremy Green speaks with Jeffri Chadiha about players like Brett Favre, Richard Seymour and Brian Dawkins transitioning to new teams. Plus, he...
Audio PodCast | September 30, 2009
Football Today: 9/16
Jeffri Chadiha joins Jeremy Green to discuss the young coaches in the league. Plus, Saints QB Drew Brees...
Audio PodCast | September 16, 2009
AllNight
Jeffri Chadiha says LaDainian Tomlinson wants to silence his critics and is using the fact that he is...
Audio PodCast | July 22, 2009
AllNight
Jeffri Chadiha will be interested in seeing how the Cowboys play without T.O. because he seems to...
Audio PodCast | March 06, 2009
Jeffri Chadiha: 7/22
...Shockey being traded to the Saints and debates the most indispensable players in the NFL with Jeffri Chadiha
Audio PodCast | July 22, 2008
Jeffri Chadiha
Jeff takes us through the preseason. Larry Johnson finally arrives in Kansas City, Eli Manning and Tiki Barber have a war of words and Jerome Bettis i...
Audio PodCast | August 22, 2007
Football Today: 8/17
Jeremy Green and Jeffri Chadiha discuss the latest news on Michael Vick and the plea deal on the table. What's...
Audio PodCast | August 17, 2007
In Trouble
AllNight: ESPN.com's Jeffri Chadiha discusses how Michael Vick ended up where he is now
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