Mark Cannizzaro

Mark Cannizzaro

Background

Mark Cannizzaro has been with the New York Post since 1993, having first served as the Jets beat writer from 1993 to 2010 before moving over to write columns on the Jets, Giants, NFL, NCAA basketball, soccer and numerous other sports. He has been The Post’s golf writer and columnist since 1993 and has covered more than 100 major championships. Mark graduated in 1983 from Ithaca College, where he played on the soccer and tennis teams. When he’s not working, chances are he can be found on a golf course or at a good restaurant with his wife, Carolyn. He can be found on Twitter (@MarkCanizzaro), Instagram (cannizzaromark) and Facebook (MarkCannizzaro).

Latest Articles

Heat on Nathaniel Hackett now that Aaron Rodgers is back

Everyone can use a guardian angel at some point in their life. Aaron Rodgers is Nate Hackett’s guardian angel.

Sitting Aaron Rodgers for entire Jets preseason would be a mistake

He didn’t ask me, nor does he need to, but I believe Aaron Rodgers should play a series or two in the Giants game, the Jets' final preseason battle.

The compelling potential Malik Nabers presents for Giants offense

No player presents more of a threat than Nabers.

Stud linebacker is the stabilizing, consistent 'centerpiece' Giants need

He is so many things for the Giants, beginning with being the most consistent force inside their locker room. 

Cornerback carrying father's NFL legacy as he tries to make Jets roster

The 25-year-old son of a former NFL star linebacker who compiled 107 ½ sacks in his pro career, he is a poster child for players who view Saturday night’s preseason...

Veteran finally getting his Jets chance after lost season

As he waited, he watched and wondered. 

Jets can't succumb to this NFL training camp problem

This week, the Giants and Lions crossed it in two joint practices, to the point both teams Wednesday were fined $200,000 by the league, which obviously doesn’t like the look.

Jets pass-rusher taking on leadership role after breakout season

It’s taken a little bit of time, but the Jets edge rusher appears to have arrived at that place: As a team leader. 

Veteran leader deserves to finally taste Jets success

In a perfect world, C.J. Mosley is owed some things.

Aaron Rodgers embracing his inner coach -- and Jets should too

Aaron Rodgers isn’t only the most important player on the Jets, he’s its most important assistant coach. 

The only expectations Giants are concerned about meeting

Expectations in the NFL are like volatile roller coasters. They can be exhilarating when they’re met or exceeded. And they can make you queasy when things aren’t as easy. When...

How Drew Lock is adjusting to his role as Giants' Daniel Jones insurance

Of course, he wants to play. 

Billy Horschel leaves empty-handed after taking lead into final day of British Open

Horschel wasn’t playing poor golf. The problem was eventual winner Xander Schauffele was playing better.

DP World Tour unknown makes statement at British Open

For much of Sunday’s final round at Troon, Thriston Lawrence held the lead.

Justin Rose left 'choking back tears' after gutting end to admirable British Open run

Justin Rose finished in a tie for second place at the British Open. That, however, didn’t take away from the 43-year-old Englishman being a winner.

Xander Schauffele continues to live up to lofty expectations with 'dream come true' British Open win

X marked the spot at the PGA Championship in May at Valhalla. X now marks the spot at the 152nd British Open at Royal Troon.

Justin Rose chasing Englishman's ‘dream’ at heels of British Open leader

TROON, Scotland — Justin Rose loves his position. The 43-year-old Englishman is on the chase of a second career major championship. And he’s doing it having gone through qualifying to...

UK driver by day keeps on truckin' at British Open

TROON, Scotland — Most have never heard of Joe Dean. At 4-over entering the final round after shooting an even-par 71 on Saturday, he’s not going to win the British...

Englishman proving doubters wrong at British Open

If you expected him to go away, you weren’t alone.Â