Elliott Kalb
Researcher
For more than 35 years, Elliott Kalb has been known in the sports television industry as “Mr. Stats.” He is a 13-time Sports Emmy winner, as a writer/researcher/producer. A noted sports historian who has authored five books; Elliott has worked for decades covering the NFL. Kalb has been associated with NBC Sports for more than 30 years, first covering the NFL as a researcher/statistician in the broadcast booth; and then serving as an Editorial Consultant for the first 13 seasons of Football Night in America. Kalb also was the writer/researcher for HBO’s Inside the NFL for 17 seasons; and worked eight Super Bowls for Westwood One Radio.
Elliott'S CONTRIBUTIONS
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Ranking NFL's Top 11 Pass Rushers of the 2000s: Where Does Micah Parsons Land?
It is hard to compare players from different generations because the game evolves, rules change…
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2023 NFL Week 1 Proves Running the Ball Is Less Important Than Ever
There are several reasons running backs are devalued and disrespected by the front offices in…
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6 NFL Records That Could Be Broken During 2023 Season
Every NFL season affords the opportunity for records to be broken. The 2023 season will…
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NFL's 11 Greatest WR Duos of All-Time
The greatest wide receiver duos of all time mean just that. It doesn’t mean production…
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Ranking NFL's 11 Best Safeties of All-Time
Ranking the top 11 safeties of all time was an even harder task than ranking…
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Ranking NFL's Top 11 Linebackers of All Time
Linebackers come in all shapes and sizes. Two of my favorite linebackers (and two of…
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NFL's Most Underrated Players Since 2000
The definition of the word underrated means something, or someone has not received the merit,…
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7 Best Super Bowl Performances That Didn't Earn MVP
There has been a Super Bowl MVP selected after each of the 57 Super Bowls.…
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Fourth of July, Fireworks, Explosive Players and the NFL
It's the Fourth of July, a time when the country celebrates its independence with fireworks.…
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NFL's All-Time Greatest Left Tackles, By the Numbers
There are some terrific left tackles in the NFL. And they better be great, having…
