Max Dible
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Max Dible

Expertise:
NFL, NBA, MLB
Education:
University of Iowa, Iowa State University
Location:
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

Experience

Max Dible is a sports journalist covering the NFL, NBA and MLB for Heavy.com. His areas of focus include the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns.

He covered local and statewide news as a reporter for West Hawaii Today and served as news director for BigIslandNow.com and Pacific Media Group's family of Big Island radio stations before joining Heavy.

He has won state, regional and national honors for news reporting, long-form feature writing and sports column work, including Best Sports Columnist 2017 as awarded by the Iowa Newspaper Association.

Education

Max Dible holds a bachelor of arts in communication and media studies from the University of Iowa, where he covered the Hawkeye football team for two years for Examiner.com.

He also earned a bachelor of arts in journalism from Iowa State University, where he covered men's football and basketball for the Iowa State Daily.

Latest Articles From Max Dible

  • Rival DC Among Top Replacements for Bears’ Matt Eberflus Amid Vikings Backlash

    The Chicago Bears lost another game in heartbreaking fashion, and another questionable decision by Matt Eberflus was a talking point in the aftermath.

  • Vikings Among ‘Likeliest’ Landing Spots for $160 Million QB Amid Darnold Scare

  • Simone Biles Jubilant After Owens Makes Huge Play in Bears, Vikings Game: Watch

  • Browns Have Shot at Former MVP QB to Replace Deshaun Watson

  • Lakers Linked to Trade for $30 Million Big Man: Report

  • Browns Among Favorites to Land $160 Million QB to Take Over for Watson

    The Cleveland Browns may have caught the break they need to bring in a suitable veteran replacement for QB Deshaun Watson.

  • Vikings Can Add $160 Million QB at Value as Sam Darnold Replacement

  • ‘New Yankees’ Predicted to ‘Steal’ Soto From New York for $600 Million Deal

  • Browns Trade Pitch Nets MVP QB at Value to Replace Deshaun Watson

  • Vikings Pushed to Pursue Superstar RB as Aaron Jones Replacement

  • Browns Urged to Replace Nick Chubb With Projected $28 Million Breakout RB

    The Cleveland Browns offense could look considerably different next season, including at the running back position. 

  • Bears’ Matt Eberflus Tries to Justify Late-Game Blunder Against Packers

  • Yankees in Danger of Losing Juan Soto to NL Rival After ‘Extremely’ Good Pitch

  • Caleb Williams Stuns Bears Teammates With Pregame Message

  • Nick Chubb Predicted to Bolt Browns for Elite AFC Rival

  • $80 Million Star Predicted to Ditch Bears, Hit Comeback Year With NFC Rival

  • Yankees’ Hated Rivals Intend to Go ‘Full Blast’ After Soto, May Offer $700M

  • Elite FBS Coach Emerging as Name to Replace Bears’ Matt Eberflus

  • QB Sam Darnold Predicted to Depart Vikings for NFC Rival

  • Caleb Williams Breaks Silence on Bears Veterans Who Called for His Benching

    Chicago Bears rookie QB Caleb Williams spoke out on report that several of his teammates wanted him benched.

  • Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Hit Hard for Scary Decision Against Rams

  • Caleb Williams Big ‘Loser,’ as Coaches Accused of Losing Bears Locker Room

  • Jordan Chiles Gets Emotional Discussing Fight to Reclaim Bronze in 1st Interview

  • Angel Reese Drops 2-Word Response to Coco Gauff’s ‘Haters’ Post

  • Bears’ Caleb Williams Turns Heads With Disgusted Sideline Reaction to Coach

    The Chicago Bears offense isn't working, and it appears that offensive coordinator Shane Waldron is at the center of the dysfunction.

  • Taylor Swift’s Mom Reps Travis Kelce in Unique Fashion at Chiefs Game

  • LeBron James Shares Dream of Playing for Coach Mike Krzyzewski

  • Stephen A. Smith Sends Loud, Clear Message on Reported Pat McAfee Feud

  • Grizzlies Ja Morant Sidelined Again With Injury, Will Miss Time

  • Simone Biles Sends Bold Message to President Biden After Trump Victory

    Team USA Olympic superstar Simone Biles did not mince words when addressing President Joe Biden after Donald Trump's presidential victory.