The Impact

We Move Forward.

Steven Keehner, Managing Editor • September 15, 2019

Future I can't see, I'm trying to find my own two feet. I was leaning on something, I was leaning on nothing. Didn't know 'til I came.

Where Do We Go From Here?

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • May 21, 2019

It comes in waves and I'm pulled below. It's not subjective, it's clinical. Drown myself in the undertow of all my imbalanced chemicals. And the cycle comes full circle again.

How to Eat Ramen With a Plastic Knife

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • April 11, 2019

I'm free to be whatever I, whatever I choose, and I'll sing the blues if I want.

Thomas to Baltimore: How Sports Can Reflect Our Society

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • March 18, 2019

Earl Thomas' move to the Baltimore Ravens may be an important football move. But, the implications it carries are bigger than any game.

Billy Volek: The Story of My Favorite Backup

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • March 7, 2019

It takes a special loser to admit that they have a favorite backup quarterback. Luckily, for you all, I’m that loser.

What the Quarterback Position Can Teach Us About Failure

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • February 14, 2019

What does the greatest of all time, a man better known for his children, and a black athletic icon have in common? They all can have a bad day.

Walking Into the Fire?

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • February 7, 2019

Let's look at the question of my lifetime: what comes first, love or money?

Murder, Imperialism, and a Pigeon: The Story of Bill Bergen

Steven Keehner, Associate Editor • January 31, 2019

In a sport of failure, Bill Bergen managed to be the worst.

Keyworth Stadium: The House Its Fans Built

December 13, 2018

In a world of million dollar stadiums, one small American soccer club set out to prove that actions speak louder than money.

Paul Brown: The Cleveland Years

Steven Keehner, Impact Staff • October 27, 2018

In the first of a two part series, I take a look at the career of one of the most important minds to ever coach a football game: Paul Brown.