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The sports star-powered media startup struggled to generate enough hits to turn itself into a habit.

The sports star-powered media startup struggled to generate enough hits to turn itself into a habit. That hampered more recent efforts to diversify into new things, including podcasts, documentaries and merchandise. November 06, 2019 In late 2017, The Players' Tribune scored a big hit when NFL MVP Cam Newton posted “Dear Chosen,” an open letter to his son, complete with a video shot shortly after the baby's delivery. Like many of the sports site's stories, the essay was quickly written up by other sites, including Bleacher Report and Essence, and the video drove more than 70% of the video views it had gotten that month. It was also the only story to really pop that month. The site's traffic also fell 30%, partly because of low editorial output, with just 40 posts published in January, according to one former employee. 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