blitzer

American  

[blits-er] / ˈblɪts ər /

noun

1. Football. a player, such as a linebacker or defensive end, who blitzes.

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Example Sentences

David Blitzer, former chair of the S&P index committee and Silverblatt’s old boss, recalls once arguing with a reporter on the phone after refusing to give him data for an article.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Howard was always sort of his own guy,” said Blitzer.

From The Wall Street Journal

There was “a certain amount of concern by senior management—what are we going to do if Howard retires? At the time I left, which was 2019, there was no answer,” said Blitzer.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Friday, the stock bounced 5.3% in midday trading, as the disclosure of Blitzer’s purchase stood out in more ways than one.

From MarketWatch

Chief Executive Humpton helped support the apparent message sent by Blitzer, saying on Fox Business’s “Mornings with Maria” that a minimum price or a price guarantee on rare-earth projects wasn’t necessary.

From MarketWatch