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Kyle Means

Kyle Means

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Content Editor, WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)

Chicago

Biography

I'm a first-generation journalist, I came into the business with no legacy laid before me or any particular reason why I should have been drawn into doing this work over dozens of other professions and trades. I had a good start, a lot has been rough since about the age of 27, the last 10 years I've written, edited, produced and planned primarily to give myself something to do and to spite any and everyone who could care less about the voice and opinion of an otherwise voiceless product of the South Side of Chicago and my allegiances have primarily been with those like me. I appreciate any and all opportunities given to me but I won't beg and my willingness to compromise is pretty much non-existent at this point. Sorry, its what you made me.

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Current Events, Black Culture, Chicago Hip Hop, Sports History

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Content

Total articles 35

  • Week 9 Bears Preview: New Look Squad Faces High-Flying Dolphins

    By Kyle Means Verified| Substack@ After a couple weeks of roster upheaval, sad good-byes and unexpected welcomes, the Chicago Bears are ready to get back to action. The Bears welcome themselves back to Soldier Field for an early Sunday contest against the Miami Dolphins, a team that has rudely inserted themselves into the AFC title hunt this season with a prolific air attack and by pulling off one of the most shocking moves of a shocking NFL trade deadline.

    By Kyle Means Verified · Substack

    Nov. 05, 2022

  • 3 and Out: Monday Night Momentum

    By Kyle Means Verified| Substack@ So this is what its like to be on the other side of dysfunction projected in front of a nationwide audience. Pretty nice. The Chicago Bears didn’t acquit themselves well in two priorprime-time performances this season, but one more chance came Monday night and the “Monsters” sort of used the element of surprise in overtaking what turned out to be a New England Patriots team ripe for the taking.

    By Kyle Means Verified · Substack

    Oct. 25, 2022

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WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)

Dallas, Texas, United States

'+1 214-748-9631