Andrew Brandt is now the president of a new and successful interactive web site -- The National Football Post -- featuring experienced insider insight and analysis on America's most popular sports league, the NFL. The site is nationalfootballpost.com and has received a strong initial response and critical acclaim.

Brandt is also now a lecturer in Sports Business at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and an Adjunct Professor at Geogetown University Law Center in Washington, DC where he teaches Sports Law.

Brandt is an accomplished sports executive with over 20 years experience. After attending Stanford University and Georgetown University Law Center, Brandt worked for ProServ, Inc., representing top athletes such as Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, Boomer Esiason and Arthur Ashe.

Brandt left ProServ in 1991 to become General Manager of the Barcelona Dragons in the NFL's World League, at that time the youngest general manager in professional sports. The Dragons reached the league's inaugural World Bowl as American football was introduced to Spain.

Brandt returned to player representation for Woolf Associates in 1996, representing NFL players including quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, Hall of Fame kicker Adam Vinatieri and Heisman Trophy-winning running back Ricky Williams.

Brandt joined the Green Bay Packers as Vice President in 1999. Over the past nine years, he negotiated all player contracts, managed the NFL Salary Cap and handled many other football operations for one of the most successful franchises in professional sports over that time frame. Brandt recently left the Packers to pursue other opportunities and challenges.

Brandt is a regular columnist for the Sports Business Journal; a regular contributor to the NFL Network, Fox Business News, ESPN Radio and Sporting News Radio; and a sought-after speaker on the Business of Sports.

Brandt plays jazz piano and enjoys competing in 5k races and triathlons. Born in Washington, D.C., Andrew and his wife, Lisa, have two sons.

Blog Entries by Andrew Brandt

Please, Mr. President-Elect, No Playoff!

Posted November 29, 2008 | 12:46 PM (EST)


Our nation's incoming leader has weighed in on the pressing topic of a college football playoff. It was first mentioned on Monday Night Football on election eve, with a response to a question from Chris Berman -- who was clearly out of his element -- as to what one thing...

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Drew Rosenhaus: Agent of Change

Posted September 10, 2008 | 09:02 PM (EST)


Our friend Drew Rosenhaus is in the news for a couple of reasons. He has secured a new contract for client Plaxico Burress - only after Burress completed all requirements of training camp and was quiet and professional about his contract wishes. The deal seems fair, with millions tied to...

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Olympic-Sized Musings

Posted August 28, 2008 | 03:51 PM (EST)


Remember when the Olympics were truly an amateur event? It seems not that long ago where the idea of a top Olympian returning to the next Olympics was deemed not plausible due to the financial rewards of turning professional. Now that seems a distant memory. Michael Phelps is suggesting he...

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Rafa and Roger: The Golden Age Is Upon Us

Posted July 7, 2008 | 06:20 PM (EST)


I could not leave. My kids were promised the beach all morning and sat waiting patiently in their bathing suits, poised to hop in the car and hit the sand. I could not. What was happening live in England some 5,000 miles away was too riveting. Federer-Nadal in the final...

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Venus and Serena: Last Name Not Needed

Posted July 2, 2008 | 02:53 PM (EST)


Venus and Serena. Serena and Venus. They are first-name only references, a status reserved for A-list celebrities, usually for entertainers, not athletes. For a decade, no discussion about women's tennis is complete without mentioning Venus and Serena Williams. While they have been inconsistent on and off the court, the two...

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Tonight on Broadway: The One-and-Doners

Posted June 26, 2008 | 09:48 AM (EST)


The NBA Draft is tonight as the league ushers in a new class of celebrated rookies. The top selections will sit in the green room with their entourages waiting for their names to be called, then walk to the podium in their custom-designed suits -- free of charge, of course...

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The Crying Season in Football

Posted June 24, 2008 | 02:50 PM (EST)


It's the crying season in the National Football League. Names such as Chad Johnson of the Bengals, Jason Peters of the Bills, Osi Umenyiora and Plaxico Burruss of the Giants, Brian Urlacher of the Bears and Anquan Boldin of the Cardinals are all protesting/posturing/withholding services in quest of more money....

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