Michael Obermuller

Expertise:
NFL, Football
Education:
Quinnipiac University
Location:
Yonkers, New York

Experience

Michael Obermuller is a sports journalist who covers the NFL for Heavy.com, where he began working in May of 2021. He currently reports on the Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants, Miami Dolphins and Cincinnati Bengals for Heavy on Sports.

Michael also spent two-plus seasons reporting on the New York Jets for Heavy on a daily basis and has been with Heavy on Chiefs since October of 2021. He is an NYC area native and Quinnipiac graduate that previously covered NFL, MLB and betting content for FanDuel's The Duel, as well as fantasy football for King Fantasy Sports and NFL and MLB news for Pro Football Mania.

Michael can be reached via email at michael.obermuller@heavy.com, on X/Twitter @obermuller_nfl and on LinkedIn.

Education

Michael Obermuller holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Media Studies from Quinnipiac University, where he graduated in 2015. He also completed an English Minor (writing track) during his time at Quinnipiac, and has passed through the International Baccalaureate (IB) testing programs for English and History.

Latest Articles From Michael Obermuller

  • Dolphins-Raiders Trade Proposal Sends Haul of Picks for QB Talent

    An NFL writer predicted that the Dolphins and Raiders would agree to a huge draft trade that targets a promising rookie quarterback.

  • Giants Predicted to Target Son of Former Jets Pro Bowler

  • L’Jarius Sneed Messages Trent McDuffie After Chiefs Departure

  • Dolphins Showed ‘Preliminary Interest’ in 2-Time 1,000-Yard WR: Report

  • Dallas Reporter, NFL Insider Offer Updates on Ongoing Rashee Rice Situation

  • Giants Add Second First-Round Selection in Proposed QB Trade

    An NFL writer proposed what it might take for the Giants to land a second first-round draft pick via trade in 2024 — plus the potential quarterback of the future this deal would target.

  • Chiefs Called Potential Trade Fit for ‘Dissatisfied’ Defensive Playmaker

  • Giants Named No. 1 Team Fit for ‘Hulking’ 6-Foot-1 WR

  • Raheem Mostert Sends Message to Dolphins Fans After Signing New Contract

  • Giants Insider Sends Telling Message on Rookie QB Rumors

  • Chiefs Named Top Team Fit for ‘Polished & Explosive’ Route-Runner

    An enticing wide receiver talent has been labeled as a "team fit" with the Chiefs.

  • Dolphins Predicted to Make ‘Logical’ Trade After Cap-Strapped Offseason

  • Dolphins Prepared to Play Waiting Game at Position of Need: Report

  • NFL Writer Calls Attention to Key Chiefs ‘Roster Hole’ Ahead of NFL Draft

  • Giants Urged to Pursue Veteran Signing to Fill Hole at Safety

  • Chiefs Signing ‘Enticing’ Offensive Toy for Andy Reid: ‘This Should Be Fun’

  • Daunting 2025 ‘Reality’ Could Force Chiefs Into Action, Warns Analyst

  • Giants & Jets Won’t Switch MetLife Turf to Natural Grass: Here’s Why

  • Giants Cornerback Target Signs $10 Million Deal With Rams: Report

  • Chiefs 5-Year Vet Not Expected to Re-Sign: ‘Hard to See a Role for Him’

    After a recent signing at the same position, a Chiefs writer told fans that he'd be "surprised" if a long-time KC contributor returned in free agency.

  • Giants’ Brian Daboll Considering 2 Major Changes in 2024: Report

  • Dolphins Praised for Swiping ‘Ascending’ Talent in Free Agency

  • Chiefs Warned to Avoid 6-Foot-3 WR Prospect in NFL Draft

  • Giants’ John Mara Breaks Silence on Saquon Barkley Exit & ‘Meddling’

  • Giants Departure Named ‘Best Overall’ Signing of Free Agency

    An NFL writer believes that one of the Giants' veteran losses will end up becoming the "best overall" signing in free agency this spring.

  • Forgotten Chiefs DB Emerges as Candidate to Replace L’Jarius Sneed

  • 2 Ex-Dolphins Top List of ‘Best Remaining’ NFL Free Agents

  • Chiefs Pegged as Free Agent Fit for Former $39 Million CB

  • Giants HC Brian Daboll Sends Parting Message to Saquon Barkley

  • Chiefs’ L’Jarius Sneed Trade Could Set Up 2 Key Reunions

    An NFL insider noted that the L'Jarius Sneed trade could foreshadow two important veteran reunions in free agency.