The Ringer NFL Show Creators & Guests

Justin Charity is a cultural critic and senior staff writer at The Ringer.

Warren Sharp is an NFL analyst, Founder of Sharp Football Stats, and Sharp Football Analysis.

Austin Gayle is a co-host of the Tailgate podcast and Director of Content at Pro Football Focus.

Kevin Clark is writer for The Ringer.

Nora Princiotti is a staff writer for The Ringer NFL Show, she covers the NFL.

Sheil Kapadia is a lead writer for The Athletic.

Cole Wright joined NFL Media in July 2015. Prior to coming onboard at NFL Network, he worked as an update anchor at the FOX Sports 1 news desk and as a fill-in host on FOX SPORTS LIVE and also co-hosts the show NFL Fantasy Live.

Ryan Shazier is a former football linebacker, and philanthropist.

Joe House is the host of The Ringer's The House of Carbs podcast.

Diante Lee is an NFL writer and podcaster.

Chris Vernon is the host of The Ringer NBA Show, he also hosts the Chris Vernon Show.

Desmin Borges is an American actor. He is best known for playing Edgar Quintero on the FX/FXX comedy-drama You're the Worst. Borges grew up in Chicago and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater at DePaul University. He now lives in New York City. His father's from Puerto Rico and his mother is of Italian and Greek ancestry.

Bryan Curtis is a sports journalist. Currently, he is editor-at-large for The Ringer.Prior to The Ringer, Curtis wrote for Grantland, edited for The Daily Beast, wrote a column for Play: The New York Times Sports Magazine, wrote for Slate Magazine, and reported for The New Republic.

Craig Horlbeck is an audio producer.

Bill Simmons is a well-known sports analyst, author, and podcaster, recognized for his influential work in sports media. He founded the popular website Grantland and the sports and pop culture website The Ringer, both of which have been highly regarded for their insightful and engaging content. Simmons has also authored several best-selling books on sports and pop culture and hosted the successful podcast "The Bill Simmons Podcast." His tenure as an analyst on ESPN and his innovative approach to sports journalism have earned him a dedicated following and significant influence in the field of sports media.