About
Twenty years of
asking the question.
Stacey-Bell Lynn spent twenty years in local news, including NBC in New York. Thirteen years ago she married Anthony Lynn — an NFL player turned coach, now with the Washington Commanders — and stepped into a world she quickly realised nobody was covering properly.
What follows is the short version. The long version is on the microphone.
The seat nobody covers
Pro football is one of the most heavily documented institutions in American life, and almost none of that coverage points at the households behind it. The teams move. The families follow, or they do not, and either choice costs something. Kids change schools mid-year. Careers get rebuilt in new cities. Friendships between the women become the infrastructure that holds all of it up.
Stacey lived it and then did what a reporter does with a story like that: she went and got it on the record. Super Wives of the NFL: Their Inside Stories is the result — head coaches' wives, players' wives, daughters and the women who built their own careers alongside the game, talking without a media handler in the room.
The trust is the whole thing. These are not interviews a network can book. They happen because the person asking the questions has sat in the same rooms, made the same moves, and knows exactly which question is the one that matters.
Beyond the microphone
Alongside the show, Stacey works across the places where the NFL's female audience actually spends its attention — lifestyle, beauty, wellness, food and drink — and on product development built for that audience rather than aimed at it.
She and her family run the Lynn Family Foundation, which funds scholarship, mentorship and cancer research, anchored by an annual tournament weekend at Stonebriar Country Club in Frisco, Texas.
- Host and executive producer, Super Wives of the NFL: Their Inside Stories
- Twenty years in broadcast news, including NBC New York
- Founder, the Lynn Family Foundation annual tournament weekend
- Available for speaking, panels, hosting and on-camera work
The women hold down the home, the kids, sometimes in another state. Friendships between the women become so important. Stacey-Bell Lynn, on why the show exists
Elsewhere
Appearances & press
- “Super Wives of the NFL” — Off Air with Kristi Capel, Ep. 27 Listen →
- Stacey-Bell Lynn tells her story — Super Wives of the NFL Listen →
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