John Glennon is an editorial writer at various renowned publications. He specializes in competitive sports, covering themes such as sports business and professional sports, with a focus on football, hockey, basketball, and baseball. John has been featured in Sports Illustrated, Yardbarker, the National Hockey League (NHL), numberFire, Home Page Media Group LLC, Nashville Scene, Nashville Post, and 4for4 Fantasy Football.
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John Glennon's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and the Tennessee Titans. His emphasis on event coverage and announcements related to the team suggests he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to breaking news about games, player performances, coaching changes, and other significant developments within the Tennessee Titans organization.
Given his focus on local sports teams such as the Titans and Predators, John may also be interested in stories that provide insights into behind-the-scenes events or trends impacting these teams specifically. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with players or coaches from these local sports teams could also resonate well with him.
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Commodores knock off ranked Volunteer teams in one-point victories
Team reportedly hires John 'Bones' Fassel, who spent last five years in Dallas
Viewers tuned out as team posted 3-14 record, worst since 2014
National Commodores Club auctioning items from upset victories last weekend
Defensive lineman posted 51 tackles, 23 quarterback pressures in 2024
Trailing by four goals, Nashville scores six straight times for 7-5 victory
Former KC assistant general manager will make draft picks, guide free agency
By: Bryan Bennett
Organization won't pass up a generational talent with first overall pick
Team has won four straight games, averaging five goals per contest
Team scores six goals against Askarov, Nashville's 2020 first-round pick
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