The founder and managing director of Interstate 70 Sports Media, Jeremy Karp's career in journalism has spanned years. He was a lead writer/editor for Arch City Media for five years, in addition to two years as a sports writer for KSDK. He also has years of experience broadcasting/podcast hosting, being the host of "The Jeremy Karp Show", and currently the "Interstate 70 Sports Podcast". He also is currently a co-host of the "WrestleTalk Podcast".
For a team known for waving yellow towels, a white towel should have been waved tonight. From start to finish, the Pittsburgh Steelers stood little chance against the electric Kansas City offense, and ultimately fell to the Chiefs 42-21 in the Wild Card round at Arrowhead Stadium, Early on, it was a defensive battle back … More Chiefs embarrass the Steelers, advance to AFC Divisional Round
To think, the Kansas City Chiefs got Melvin Ingram in a trade… for a sixth round pick. In a week where the Chiefs’ defense was heavily criticized for their Week 17 effort against Cincinnati, they stepped up big time, and with a 28-24 victory over Denver, they can’t finish any lower than the second seed … More Defense comes up clutch as Chiefs edge Broncos 28-24
Can you believe it, folks? Week 18 is upon us. And as the playoffs draw near, the latest sportsbook odds are out for the Super Bowl. The Green Bay Packers are the current favorite to win the Super Bowl, according to Tipico Sportsbook, at +350. The Kansas City Chiefs are second at +480, with the … More Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl favorites as playoffs draw near
It’s a joyous day for Mizzou fans. The winningest Missouri head football coach of all time will soon receive perhaps the highest honor in College Football. Gary Pinkel, who led the Tigers to 118 wins and 10 bowl games from 2001-2015, will be inducted into the 2022 class of the College Football Hall of Fame, … More Gary Pinkel to be inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Kofi Cockburn had 23 points and a career-high 18 rebounds to help the Illini (11-3, 4-0 Big Ten) end a four-game home losing streak to the Maryland Terrapins (8-6, 0-3 Big Ten) with a 76-64 comeback win on Thursday at State Farm Center. Cockburn was the big time difference maker for the Illini, whether he … More Fighting Illini comeback against Maryland, improve to 11-3
Sunday saw the Kansas City Chiefs’ eight-game winning streak snapped at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals. At the center of that controversial game was the defensive play-calling by Steve Spagnuolo, which allowed Tee Higgins, Ja’Maar Chase, and Tyler Boyd to absolutely carve up the Chiefs’ secondary. “Hindsight’s 20/20, right? That’s always the case,” Spagnuolo … More Steve Spagnuolo addresses defensive concerns
WWE has reportedly released a number of staff from the WWE Performance Center today, according to a report from PWInsider. WWE issued the following statement saying “With the continued evolution of NXT 2.0, we’ve decided to part ways with some of the staff based in our Performance Center. We thank them for their many contributions … More WWE releases include William Regal, Road Dogg, and more
The Kansas City Royals have announced via their official website that they would be cancelling their 2022 FanFest for the second straight year. It’s been cancelled yet again due to the increasing rates of COVID-19, especially with the new variant cases surging, The omicron variant of COVID-19 has continued to rapidly spread across the Kansas … More Royals cancel 2022 FanFest due to rising COVID-19 cases
Sports commissioners are the head honchos. The biggest decisions run through them, and there who meet with the owners of the respective leagues before and during the season. Currently, the “Big Four” commissioners are Roger Goodell (NFL), Adam Silver (NBA), Gary Bettman (NHL), and Rob Manfred (MLB). And sports commissioners also have been at the … More Is Rob Manfred the most despised commissioner in sports?
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced on Monday that the team has activated forward Brayden Schenn from injured reserve. In addition, the Blues activated forward James Neal and assigned him, along with forward Dakota Joshua, to the taxi squad. Schenn, 30, is currently in his … More Blues activate Brayden Schenn from injured reserve
Interstate 70 Sports Media 