Mary Kay Cabot (born December 1961) is an American sportswriter who covers the Cleveland Browns for the Cleveland Plain Dealer .
Cabot attended Kent State University, graduating in 1984.
She began her career at the Plain Dealer covering the Cleveland Force soccer team for three seasons.
Cabot began covering the Browns in 1988 and was named the paper's beat reporter in 1991. [1] She became the first woman in the Cleveland market to cover a major sports team.
In addition to her journalism career, Cabot has appeared in videos for Cleveland.com and on a daily podcast, Orange and Brown Talk. She also serves as a Browns analyst for WKYC-TV in Cleveland as well as other local radio stations. [2]
Cabot was presented the Bill Nunn Memorial Award from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August 2025. [3]
Cabot married Bill Murman in 1993, and they have three children: Chris (born 1996), Celeste (born 1998), and Camryn (born 2000).