Last Updated 6/2/04

Company History

Steve Cohen and Jay Glazer began the Pro Football News & Injury Report (footballinjuries.com) in 1995. Back then it was only available by phone. In 1997, they began distributing their product by e-mail and fax. In 1998, they began their current service of sending reports by e-mail and posting them for subscribers on the web.

Who We Are

ADAM CAPLAN

Adam Caplan is our NFL information editor as well as our senior fantasy writer and content manager. He became a partner in the company in May of 2001.

Caplan can be heard on ESPN Radio during the regular season and NFL playoffs on Thursday or Friday night's during The Late Game Night Show with host Bob Valvano as an NFL analyst reviewing the latest NFL news and analyzing the matchups. 

Caplan can be heard on Sunday night/Monday morning's (usually 12:07 am est) during the regular season and playoffs on the Game Night Show with host Jack Arute reviewing the weekend's games. 

Caplan can also be heard every Friday evening at 5:05 pm on ESPN Radio 920-AM in Philadelphia during The Philly Sports Live Show with host Tripp Rogers as an NFL analyst updating the latest information on the Philadelphia Eagles as well as the NFL.

Adam also makes various radio appearances across the country on stations such as WWTN FM-99.7 (Nashville, Tennessee) and WDFN 1130 AM in Detroit as well as many others.

Caplan was a co-host of NFL Fantasy Live on nfl.com and directv in 2002.

Caplan also completed work on a fantasy football two-set DVD produced by NFL Films called NFL Fantasy Preview 2003.

In 2004, Caplan appeared on Comcast Sportsnet's Draft House Show as well as Daily News Live Show.

Caplan has also been a featured writer for (covering team defense and defensive players) Fantasy Football Pro Forecast Magazine for the past four years (also wrote for their July 2003 issue). He has also written for several other magazines and will be featured in fantasyguru.com Magazine which hit the newsstands this July. He's also a contributing writer for The Guru Report (as an nfl news analyst). 

Caplan has been chosen to host a fantasy football show on Sirius Satellite Radio on Friday's starting in late July.

If you have a radio show and want to have Adam on as a guest, you can contact him at caplannfl@aol.com.


STEVE COHEN

Steve Cohen was the NFL beat reporter covering the New York Giants for WFAN Radio in New York. He served as the Executive Producer and Traveling Producer for the New York Jets Radio Network from 1993-1999 and now holds the same position with the New York Giants Radio Network.

Cohen became known as the "Injury Guru" while writing for ESPN.com from 1996-1999. 

He started gathering injury information as the chief researcher for the nationally syndicated television show "Around The NFL" in 1991. The program was hosted by Bill Parcells and he learned a great deal from the future Hall of Fame coach. In 1992, Cohen began writing for newspapers such as the New York Daily News, the New Haven Register, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and the Newark Star-Ledger.

Cohen has broken many NFL stories including the Keyshawn Johnson trade to Tampa. Johnson gave Cohen the exclusive story just minutes after agreeing to the deal.

With an unrivaled pipeline to the NFL that includes relationships with players, coaches, agents and front office personnel, Cohen is your ultimate link to inside info on the condition and progress of every important player. Unlike other publishers who regurgitate information they read in newspapers or hear through the electronic media, Cohen gets his news direct from the source.

Cohen has been the host of the Superbowl.com webcast for the past few years and hosted The NFL Insider Show on nfl.com and Westwood One Radio in 2002 and 2003.

Cohen was the radio color analyst for the New Jersey Gladiators indoor football team in 2002.

Cohen left WFAN Radio in May 0f 2004 to become the director or NFL programming for Sirius Satellite Radio.
 

JAY GLAZER

Jay Glazer has quickly emerged as one of the country's hardest-working and top NFL insiders. Glazer completed five seasons as the NFL insider for CBS Sports, and he covered the NFL for the NFL Today on the CBS Pre-Game Show in addition to being the pro football information man for the network. Glazer was hired in 2001 as an NFL reporter for CBS Sportsline.

Glazer's experience includes work in television, print, radio and the Internet. He first began covering the NFL in 1995 for the New York Post.

Glazer was the reporter who broke the story that the Jets were trying to trade star WR Keyshawn Johnson. He also broke such blockbuster stories for CBS as the NFL's punishment for Browns' executives Carmen Policy and Dwight Clark and the 49ers in the 49ers' salary-cap circumvention case, the Lions' filing a grievance versus Barry Sanders to recoup money from the retired back, and uncovered the clause in Troy Aikman's contract that stated the Cowboys will have to either release him prior to March 8 of this year or pay him an $7 million roster bonus.

He also served as sideline reporter and half-time analyst for WCBS-TV for the New York Jets' preseason games.

In addition, Glazer hosted "Inside The Red Zone", a television segment on MSG (Madison Square Garden Network) in which he interviewed a different Giant and Jet player together each week. In addition to his hosting duties, Glazer also serves as the MSG Network's football insider, providing weekly on-air commentaries.

In 2002-2003, Glazer hosted the Unnecessary Roughness Show on Thursday nights on MSG.

Glazer left CBS on June 1 2004 to take a job with Fox Sports and foxsports.com.