Dov Kleiman

Dov Kleiman is a sports media personality, known for his National Football League (NFL) news aggregation on X (Twitter).

Career Kleiman has writing credits on various sports media websites, including for OutKick, as a guest columnist on Pro Football Network. and as a sportswriter and associate editor for BroBible.com, with his biography on the latter stating he has covered the NFL for nearly a decade. He has also been noted for his NFL news aggregation. Sports media websites have cited or reposted his tweets relating to both NFL news and general content. His listing of the most-recent first-round quarterback selections by each team was referenced by USA Todays Saints Wire.

Front Office Sports reported that Kleiman sought $75,000 for his X account in December 2023. Kleiman stated that he cannot comment on the account.

Reception and criticism While some media outlets have referred to him as a reporter, other media members have stated the opposite. In March 2023, Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti of Boomer and Gio called him a "compiler". Giannotti also added "he doesn't report anything on his own".

Kleiman has received criticism for his social media posts, which have included "outright falsehoods". In March 2024, Kleiman posted a quote from former NFL executive Michael Lombardi about Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce. Lombardi later went on the Pat McAfee Show and strongly denounced Kleiman and his post, stating his comments were taken out of context. In April, he was noted for posting about the release date of NCAA Football 25, though without a source. McAfee referenced the initial information on his show and later issued an apology, stating "I apologize for perpetuating a lie".

Colin Salao of TheStreet wrote that "Another reason for the backlash against Kleiman is that the manager of the account is not a visible member in the sports media space. Many have speculated that the account's manager isn't even a real person". In March 2025, Kleiman led a campaign on Twitter to fire ESPN personality Mina Kimes over her criticism of the Trump administration for removing a page honoring Jackie Robinson's military service from the Department of Defense website as part of its anti-DEI campaign. Kimes responded by writing that Kleiman "keeps posting weird stuff about me today."