Adam Kilgore

Washington, D.C.

General Assignment Sports Reporter at The Washington Post

National sports reporter for The Washington Post.

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Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are trying everything to take the next step

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Adam Kilgore

OWINGS MILLS — Persistent rain forced the Baltimore Ravens into their indoor facility as they gathered Wednesday afternoon for the second organized team activity, a voluntary practice with Week 1 far off on the horizon. When Lamar Jackson lined up in the shotgun for the opening play, a 50-foot tall banner of the Lombardi Trophy hovered directly behind him. Jackson’s presence headlined a telling attendance for the Ravens, who have become acquainted with autumn excellence and January bitterness.
Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are trying everything to take the next step

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Adam Kilgore

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are trying everything to take the next step (washingtonpost.com) Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are trying everything to take the next step By Adam Kilgore 2025052821132900 OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Persistent rain forced the Baltimore Ravens into their indoor facility as they gathered Wednesday afternoon for their second organized team activity, a voluntary practice with Week 1 far off on the horizon.
As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Adam Kilgore

Darrell Doucette III is probably the best flag football player in the world. He quarterbacked the U.S. national team to the past four global championships and won every international game he played. Now 35, he has played flag — never tackle — since he was 8 years old. He stands 5-foot-7 and 140 pounds, but as he once said, flag football makes quarterback a “size-less position.”Doucette also may not hold his title for long.
As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Adam Kilgore

Darrell Doucette III is probably the best flag football player in the world. He quarterbacked the U.S. national team to the past four global championships and won every international game he played. Now 35, he has played flag – never tackle – since he was 8 years old. He stands 5-foot-7 and 140 pounds, but as he once said, flag football makes quarterback a “size-less position.”Doucette also may not hold his title for long.
As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance

1 week ago | eu.detroitnews.com | Adam Kilgore

NFLAdam KilgoreWashington PostView Comments Darrell Doucette III is probably the best flag football player in the world. He quarterbacked the U.S. national team to the past four global championships and won every international game he played. Now 35, he has played flag — never tackle — since he was 8 years old. He stands 5-foot-7 and 140 pounds, but as he once said, flag football makes quarterback a “size-less position.”Doucette also may not hold his title for long.
As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Adam Kilgore

As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance (washingtonpost.com) As NFL players eye the Olympics, flag football veterans just want a chance By Adam Kilgore 2025052512441300 Darrell Doucette III is probably the best flag football player in the world. He quarterbacked the U.S. national team to the past four global championships and won every international game he played.
Eight rounds, 42 under: Scottie Scheffler is in Tiger Woods’ territory

2 weeks ago | smh.com.au | Adam Kilgore

By Adam Kilgore May 19, 2025 — 10.34am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The coronation of Scottie Scheffler had taken an unexpected detour, mostly through the dense rough left of Quail Hollow’s front-nine fairways. The romp to his third major championship had veered into a tussle with Jon Rahm and a suddenly defective swing. A metronomic player briefly had gone haywire.
Eight rounds, 42 under: Scottie Scheffler is in Tiger Woods’ territory

2 weeks ago | theage.com.au | Adam Kilgore

By Adam Kilgore May 19, 2025 — 10.34am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The coronation of Scottie Scheffler had taken an unexpected detour, mostly through the dense rough left of Quail Hollow’s front-nine fairways. The romp to his third major championship had veered into a tussle with Jon Rahm and a suddenly defective swing. A metronomic player briefly had gone haywire.
Scottie Scheffler bulldozes Quail Hollow to grab PGA Championship lead

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Adam Kilgore

Scottie Scheffler bulldozes Quail Hollow to grab PGA Championship lead (washingtonpost.com) Scottie Scheffler bulldozes Quail Hollow to grab PGA Championship lead By Adam Kilgore 2025051801092700 CHARLOTTE — On Saturday morning of the 107th PGA Championship, the leader in the clubhouse was dullness. The course, an annual tour stop, was rendered unremarkable through familiarity.
Twelve years sober, a PGA pro arrives at his first major with a message

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Adam Kilgore

Twelve years sober, a PGA pro arrives at his first major with a message (washingtonpost.com) Twelve years sober, a PGA pro arrives at his first major with a message By Adam Kilgore 2025051414522100 Rupe Taylor, a 35-year-old club pro from Virginia Beach, splashed across Quail Hollow on Monday morning, all alone aside from his caddie. He played through standing water on every hole, the only golfer braving the rain three days before the PGA Championship.