
David Elfin
David Elfin has been following Washington-area sports teams since the late 1960s. David began his journalism career at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, the University of Pennsylvania (B.A., history) and Syracuse University (M.S., telecommunications). He wrote for the Bulletin (Philadelphia), the Post-Standard (Syracuse) and The Washington Post before coming to The Washington Times in 1986. He has covered colleges, the Orioles and the Capitals but has mostly covered the Redskins and the NFL since 1993.
David has been recognized for his journalistic excellence by the New York State Press Association, the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. David completed 12 years on the board of the Pro Football Writers of America with a two-year term as president (2005-07) and currently serves as the Washington representative on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee.
David has two daughters, Julie and Amy.
Articles by David Elfin
High school reunion in Redskins locker room
Published
December 11, 2009
- Black Hole trip finally comes around again
Published
December 12, 2009
- Super collapse leaves Raiders in shambles
Published
December 12, 2009
- Redskins Grades
Published
December 14, 2009
- MMQB: A bizarre day in the Black Hole
Published
December 14, 2009
- Return home is a sweet one for Ganther
Published
December 14, 2009
- NFL Rewind
Published
December 15, 2009
- Redskins Insider: Big names but little chance
Published
December 17, 2009
- As with his father, passion powers Allen
Published
December 18, 2009
- Robinson faces tough first test
Published
December 19, 2009
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