Pasquarelli is a hack who steals stories from bloggers. He defends bad NFL players because he has a good relationship with their agent. Has no respect for the Redskins or his hair. Complete JOKE!

I don't quite know who this guy is, but I'm taking tracy's word for it.

he is an amazingly atrocious writer. his stuff is unreadable -- it's full of cliches, heavy-handed attempts at unnecessary metaphors ... i mean, it's like nobody at espn edits the guy. what a joke. i just skip over his stuff entirely, unless i want the literary version of watching a train wreck.

To all those criticizing and that guy saying he doesnt write about the Redskins, well theres a reason for that. He ONLY writes about the AFC (unless its draft time or playoffs). So quit complaining. Len is one of the best writers/columnists/analysts out there.

He is ridiculous. He cant write something unbiased about the Redskins. Notice how he wrote ZERO articles about the Redskins when they were making there nice run. John Clayton wrote articles about the nice run they had. He tends to slant things to his viewpoint as well. Terrible writer.

Pasquarelli is terrible. He has zero objectivity and many of his observations are borderline unprofessional. I'm not sure how he has become an award winning columnist.

Len Pasquarelli is a consummate professional and a gifted writer. As much as I enjoy reading his shrewd, elegant articles week after week, I can't help but wonder what so talented a wordsmith is doing writing about pro football. What about a foray into fiction, Len? Considered applying to Newsweek?

weak on facts on short on self-control. see latest article on espn.com about the broncos/colts playoff game. he tees off in a very unprofessional manner based on a couple comments by two broncos players and bends the facts to accommodate his tirade. he's making up events from the game. to someone who watched the game and read the broncos players' comments, he comes off like a raving lunatic.

Just OK for football.

Nothing fancy about Len Pasquarelli, but he doesn't miss anything when it comes to the NFL. It seems he has a new column out on ESPN.com about every 10 minutes.