John Pullano is a Digital Media Assistant at the New York Jets. He specializes in covering team sports, bringing insights and updates to fans through various platforms. John has been featured in NewsBreak, West Virginia State News.Net, and Buffalo Breeze.
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John Pullano focuses primarily on local sports coverage, specifically the New York Jets and the NFL. He regularly reports on game events, team announcements, and evolving stories related to football.
If you're looking to pitch a story or source to John, consider offering insights into game analyses, player interviews or features focusing on local teams such as the New York Jets. Additionally, if you have expertise in investment analysis related to NFL teams or players' performance data that could add depth to his event coverage articles.
Given his geographic focus on New Jersey and Florham Park along with his specific interest in local sports teams like the New York Jets, ensure your pitches are relevant to this area when reaching out.
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By: John Pullano
New York Cleaning Up Penalties; Milton Williams Leading Defensive Resurgence in New England
By: John Pullano
Lamar Jackson Playing From the Pocket During Ravens 4-Game Win Streak
By: John Pullano
Green & White Looking to ‘Collapse Pocket’ on Falcons’ QB Kirk Cousins
By: John Pullano
Allen Lazard (Neck) Added to the Injury Report, DB Jarvis Brownlee (Shoulder) Downgraded to Doubtful
By: John Pullano
Austin McNamara a ‘Weapon’ for New York; De’Von Achane Leads Surging Dolphins
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Throughout the season, NewYorkJets.com will provide a Stock Report focusing on the Jets' upcoming matchup.
By: John Pullano
WR Arian Smith & S Malachi Moore Made Splash Plays Vs. Versus New Orleans
By: John Pullano
Aaron Glenn Focuses on Creating Takeaways, Minimizes Interception Drought
Wide receiver Adonai Mitchell gave the Jets a teasing glimpse over 8 games last season, joining the team after the blockbuster trade last Nov. 4 that sent Sauce Gardner to Indianapolis. In the deal, the Jets acquired Mitchell and a pair of first-round draft picks (one this past April and one next year).
