The top 10 neighbors for ProFootballTalk span journalists, TV personalities, a sports brand, and a sports-focused professional — with no single dominant pull but a dense cluster of high scores across the board.

The shape is broad: all ten neighbors score between 0.89 and 0.95, a tight band with no outlier. Jay Glazer leads at 0.95, followed closely by Ian Rapoport (0.93), Rich Eisen (0.93), and Adam Schefter (0.92). Chris Mortensen rounds out the top five at 0.92. By subcategory, five of the ten are Journalists, three are TV Personalities — Trey Wingo (0.91), Mike Tirico (0.90), and Daniel Jeremiah (0.90) — one is a Sports brand (PFF at 0.90), and one is a Professional (Roger Goodell at 0.89). ProFootballTalk is itself a Blog, so every neighbor comes from a different subcategory — the audience shape is defined entirely by journalists and on-air talent rather than by other blogs.

The compression of scores across such a varied mix of subcategories signals an audience that moves fluidly through the NFL media ecosystem — reporters, analysts, TV hosts, and league figures all draw from the same pool.