Dreams on the Field: My Experience at the Illinois vs. Ohio State Game

By Quentin Crockett Jr., AMG Sports Media Student Contributor Going to the University of Illinois for the game against Ohio State was honestly one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. As a high school football player, just being there showed me what the next level really looks like. Walking into Memorial Stadium, seeing the...Continue reading

The Bears Don’t Need Payback ,They Need to Prove They’ve Changed

When I look at tonight’s matchup between the Bears and the Commanders, I’m not looking at it like just another regular-season game. I’m looking at it like a measuring stick, a test that tells us who this Bears team really is and where they’re headed. They’ve had time to prepare, time to rest, and time...Continue reading

The Turning Point: “The Coach’s Show With CJ” – Episode 4

We won a game we probably should not have won, and that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. That victory over the Raiders wasn’t about luck or momentum, it was about culture. What everyone saw on that field, from Bears fans to analysts around the country, was confirmation that Chicago hired the right coach. Ben...Continue reading

In Ben We Trust: “The Coach’s Show With CJ” Episode 3

I watched that Cowboys game with pride because it wasn’t just a win, it was proof that leadership, accountability, and preparation still matter in football. As I replayed it on my iPad, I couldn’t help but smile seeing what Ben Johnson has brought to this organization. He’s doing something special. This was his first win...Continue reading

When Talent Isn’t Enough. “The Coach’s Show With CJ” – Episode 2

When I watched the Minnesota game, I could see the flashes of what Caleb Williams can become. The talent is there, the arm strength is special, and his presence under center gives you hope that the future is bright. But talent without precision doesn’t translate into wins in the National Football League. He needs to...Continue reading

Chicago’s Basketball Politics Are Failing Our Young Athletes But It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way

I’ve been playing basketball since I was five years old. Now, at 17, I play for Whitney Young High School and Meanstreets EYBL which is two of the most respected basketball programs in Chicago. I’m proud of how far I’ve come, but I’d be lying if I said the journey has been fair for everyone....Continue reading

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