Sean Crowe (Senior Writer)

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Sean Crowe got his start writing for the now defunct dailysportsreport.com (although we’ve recently been informed that DSR is back…but we assure you, Crowe has absolutely nothing to do with the new site).

His influences include ESPN's Bill Simmons (from his Digital City Boston days) and the Boston Globe's Dan Shaughnessy before he went catatonic and was replaced by a random negative article regurgitating robot. He hates everyone who writes for the Boston Herald except for Steve Bulpett & Rob Bradford. Mike Reiss is his favorite sports writer at the moment, but he’s looking into becoming the president of the Amalie Benjamin fan club—for whatever that’s worth.

Crowe is married with 2 beautiful daughters. His wife is obviously a saint for putting up with him for over five years now. He's currently working in the IT Department at a manufacturing company in Newburyport.

Crowe is and has always been a die-hard Patriots, Red Sox, and Celtics fan. On July 13th, 2008 he officially disowned the Boston Bruins. He has recently (with the help of Bleacher Report’s NHL community) decided to make the Chicago Blackhawks his new hockey team—even though he currently knows absolutely nothing about them.

Crowe is a Bleacher Report NFL Community Leader, so if you need any help, have any questions, are looking for opinions, need help getting an article edited, etc. feel free to drop him a line in the bulletin board below or via email at scrowe@gmail.com.

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Favorite Athletes

Tom Brady, Josh Beckett, Glen "Big Baby" Davis, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Randy Moss, Matt Ryan

Favorite Sports Teams

Patriots, Red Sox, Celtics

All Time Sports Moment

Super Bowl 36

Most Memorable Game Attended

Patriots - Jets, 2001, first game after 9/11, the hit that launched Tom Brady's career.

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

Worst winning percentage in an NFL season: 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Ruth or Mays?

Ted Williams

Unitas or Montana?

Tom Brady

Jordan or Russell?

Larry Bird

Gretzky or Orr?

Ray Bourque

Pele or Maradona?

Ronaldo

Federer or Sampras?

Serena Williams (it's a man, right?)

Tiger or Nicklaus?

Can't argue with Tiger

Petty or Earnhardt?

Tony Stewart

Schumacher or Senna?

Danica Patrick

Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?

SEC - I only root for Ohio State because I'm a front-runner who enjoys losing to Florida.

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  1. by Zander
    about 6 hours ago

    Hey Sean,

    Hope all is well—shot you a fairly pressing email, check your inbox soon as you get a chance.

    Thanks as always,
    Z

  2. by Ryan
    3 days ago

    Dial-up modem, eh? Man that takes me back to Jr. High. I didn't even know those still existed.

  3. by Collin
    3 days ago

    Man, you've done such a good job writing these NFL previews that I find myself sitting here waiting for another one to pop up. I need to get a life.

    Anxiously awaiting your Packers preview...

  4. by Bryan
    6 days ago

    So......he kind of slams wrestling, but gives wrestling fans a hell of a lot more credit than he gives himself? Huh?!

    I liked parts of that....like comparing McMahon to Shakespeare. If only Skakespeare had a daughter that hot....I'd probably pay attention in English class...

    BT

  5. by Ryan
    6 days ago

    Re: The Niners preview--I wish I could tell you you were too hard on them...but nope, can't do it. I do think the D will be pretty decent, but I'm nowhere near enough of an optimist to think good thoughts about the offense. Somewhere Bill Walsh is rolling around in his grave.

    Nice work, as always,

    RA

  6. by Christian
    6 days ago

    Hey Sean, just wondering if you could check out my first article. It would be greatly appreciated.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/49907-the-top-five-controversial-moments-in-olympics-history

  7. by J. Michael
    6 days ago

    Grassyass amigo.

  8. by Joe
    6 days ago

    Desperate times call for desperate measures. If the Bengals resign Odell Thurman, we'll know that Matt Millen is working two jobs.

  9. by Ryan
    6 days ago

    You only blame me when I screw up? I'm your perfect out; I should be blamed for everything but global warming. Actually, I do drink a lot of bottled water...

    Though I am sorry about those misses. The bitch of it is, I really like Tamba Hali.

    I guess they were right, the first thing old age takes is your eyes.

  10. by Bryan
    6 days ago

    Doesn't your wife have something to say about this? I mean....three in one day?! Between this and your mock draft? You owe the woman a twelve foot cake saying "Football really doesn't mean more to me than you, it only seems that way every few months"

    You know...or a card would do...

    BT

  11. by Joe
    6 days ago

    Yea, but the whole five day wait before that kind of meant I needed some articles. Plus one was just a plea for somebody to pick up my Cubs sight.

    Also, thanks for the pick.

  12. by Zander
    6 days ago

    Yep, probably this Monday or sometime shortly afterwards...will keep you and Andrew in the loop.

    Z

  13. by Bruce
    7 days ago

    Although you have a slight tendancy to be a little bit of a homer (we all do), I think you do a fairly objective analysis of your enemies. Hip Jesus is cool.

  14. by Joe
    7 days ago

    Sean, I'm really enjoying your NFL season preview series. Can't wait until you get to the Bengals.

  15. by Joe
    7 days ago

    Seven Previews in four days, jeez.