Michael Obermuller
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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

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

    Giants president and CEO John Mara spoke on Saquon Barkley signing with the Eagles, while also addressing fans' concerns about him "meddling" in team affairs.

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

  • 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

    Giants head coach Brian Daboll addressed the Saquon Barkley departure during an interview with an NFL insider.

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

  • Dolphins Praised for ‘Remarkably Good’ Signing in Free Agency

  • Chiefs Departure Named ‘Best Bargain Signing’ of Free Agency

  • New Giants Trade Proposal Secures Quarterback of the Future

  • Tyreek Hill’s Hype Message Appears to Irk Dolphins Fans

    Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill sent a message to the fanbase while training for the 2024 season, but it did not get the expected response.

  • Dolphins Predicted to Make $28 Million Decision in 2024

  • Giants WR Signs With Eagles as 3 Free Agents Skip Town: Report

  • Saquon Barkley’s ‘Funny Story’ Takes Not-So-Subtle Shot at Giants

  • Travis Kelce Sends Strong Message to L’Jarius Sneed Amid Trade Chatter

  • Travis Kelce Reacts to Andy Reid Texting Hollywood Brown About ‘Diamonds’

  • Dolphins Predicted to Replace $100 Million Departure With Rare 6-Foot-5 Talent

  • Deonte Banks Headlines Long List of New Giants Jersey Numbers

  • Chiefs Insider Urges KC to Find ‘Heir Apparent’ at 2 Key Positions in 2024

  • Giants Cautioned After Insider’s Evan Neal Update

    The Giants received a warning from an NYG reporter after news that Evan Neal could get some work at guard during OTAs and camp.

  • Jordan Poyer Sends Message to Dolphins Fans Upon Signing: ‘I Could Cry’

  • Dolphins Reinforce Offensive Line With 2 Signings: Report

  • NFL Insider Shares Definitive Update on Chiefs-Colts Trade for L’Jarius Sneed

  • Ex-Dolphins 1st-Rounder Gets New NFL Opportunity: Report

  • Giants Insider Warns $23 Million ‘Guarantee’ May Factor Into Eventual QB Move

    A Giants insider reminded fans that while Daniel Jones may start Week 1 of the 2024 season, a pricey clause in his contract could lead to a short leash at the position.

  • Dolphins’ $38 Million Move Hints at Key Multiyear Reunion

  • Dolphins WR Sends 5-Word Message to Fans Upon Re-Signing

  • Conflicting Reports Emerge on Chiefs Trading L’Jarius Sneed to Colts

  • Giants Insiders Believe Recent NFL Trade Could Thwart Big Blue

  • Dolphins’ Jaylen Waddle Says Goodbye to WR Departure: ‘This One Hurt’

    Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle took to social media to say goodbye to a teammate that left in free agency.