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    In The T1D Zone with ESPN’s Adam Schefter

    Oct 13, 2018 4 minutes
    by Maureen McCarthy

    Sundays in November are far from restful for ESPN’s Adam Schefter. During football season, the famed NFL analyst leaves his New York home at 5:30 a.m. and travels two hours to the ESPN studios in Bristol, Connecticut. Here the television magic starts.

    With phone in hand – a device he often refers to during live NFL coverage – Schefter researches, monitors and calculates stats; reviews, replays and scrutinizes games; and follows up on tips and players’ injuries. His goal is succinct: to deliver breaking news and cutting-edge analysis of the NFL’s biggest day of the week.

    “The NFL is the most popular sport in the country, and my job is to follow up on

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