Mark Cannizzaro
Background
Mark Cannizzaro has been with the New York Post since 1993, having first served as the Jets beat writer from 1993 to 2010 before moving over to write columns on the Jets, Giants, NFL, NCAA basketball, soccer and numerous other sports. He has been The Postās golf writer and cāolumnist since 1993 and has covered more than 100 major championships. Mark graduated in 1983 from Ithaca College, where he played on the soccer and tennis teams. When heās not working, chances are he can be found on a golf course or at a good restaurant with his wife, Carolyn. He can be found on Twitter (@MarkCanizzaro), Instagram (cannizzaromark) and Facebook (MarkCannizzaro).
Latest Articles
Giants coach keeping Malik Nabers concert drama 'in-house' after video surfaces
ā āIf Brian Daboll feels any kind of way about Malik Nabers' night out on Wednesday, he's not telling.
Giants staā¦r to miss second straight game Sunday vs. Bengals
Malik Naberšs needs more time.
Giants' disruptive 'pack of wolves' creating defensive identity
An iļ·½dentity has slowly ź¦°begun to take shape.
Giants' story behind Isaiah Simmons game-winning blocked punt
The play that secured the Giants road win over the Seahawks on Sunday has a name, but Giants speciaāl teams coordinator Michael Ghobrial isn't saying.
Giants star liź§kely to miss another game because of a concussion
Giants top receiver Malik Nabers is one more missed practice away from missing his second conāsecutive game with a concussion.
Robert Saleh wasn't perfect, but he deserved better from the Jets
Saleh, despite a 20-36 record in his thrš ŗee-plus seasons without a competent quarterback, was not a mess.
Underachieving Jets need a Mets-like run to win back their frustratedš fans
Can the Jets actually become a team we celebrate, one that we embrace thāe way weāre embracing the Mets?
Heroes, zeros from Jets' loss to Vikings: No answer for superstar receiver
Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from thāeĀ Jetsā 23-17 loss to the VikingsĀ onš° Sunday.
Aaron Rodgers' words won't save him if Jets' results don't change
Aaron Rodgersā accountability, of course, was of little consolation. At the end of the day, accountability doesnāź¦æt overcome a 17šŖ-0 first-half deficit.
Once-inseparable duo collidšŖe for first time since Bills divorce ź§
If Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs werenāt the top quarterbš·ack-receiver tandem in the NFL for the past four seasons, they were damn close to the best.
Ex-Jets bust hź¦as found perfect fit after doomed New York tenure, analyst says
There are many forces standing išØn the way of a Jets win when they play the Vikings on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.Ā
Dolphins coach is no longer NFL's darling as quarterback mess keeps spiraling
This š¦¹mess at quarterback has led to heat being placed on Mike McDaniel, who has quickly been removed from the mantel as darź§ling among NFL coaches.
Jets' line knows it can't let Aaron Rodgers get exposed again: āThat wasnāt usā
The mugging that Aaron Rodgers endured in Week 3 has āweighed heavily on minds of the Jets offensive linemen all week.
Giants can't fall victim to same Jets mini-bye failure
š The lesson was there fšor all the Giants to see and it was free.Ā
š The Jets looked like complete frauds
Shame on the Jets for losing, 10-9š , to the mediocre and utterly beatable Broncos Sunday at MetLife Stadium. š
Bills, Josh Allen can make another prime-time statement in showdown with Lamar Jackson's Ravens
This is a game you want every fewš¦© weeks, because it features two of the three most dynamic quarterbacks in the NFL.
Former No. 1 overall pick looks ordinary with Jaguars spiralš¬ing toward quarterback change
Remember the āTank for Trevorāā days? Howās that looking at š°the moment? š
Jets need to take care of Broncos before rš ough part of schedule starts
Yes, we know the NFL mantra: One weeką± , one game, one down.Ā
Giants undone by missed scoring opportunities š
Allš night, you knew it was going to come back to šhaunt the Giants, and it did. Failed opportunities on offense. Time after time after time after time.
Daniel Jones nź§ot good enough to get Giants a needšed win over Cowboys
It was a confounding night for Daniel Jones.Ā š»