John Shipley is a Beat Reporter at St. Paul Pioneer Press. He specializes in covering major league and professional sports, particularly focusing on competitive sports and sports marketing. John has been featured in numerous publications, including The Dickinson Press, Yahoo News, and Sports Illustrated.
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John's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and NHL. His articles largely cover event predictions and evolving stories related to the NFL, Minnesota Wild, and Jacksonville Jaguars. For outreach purposes, consider providing expert commentary or insider insights into upcoming games, player performances, injuries, or team strategies within these specific areas of focus.
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By: John Shipley
The Jacksonville Jaguars are not afraid to let Caleb Ransaw hit the ground running, even without a rookie season of reps.
By: John Shipley
The Jacksonville Jaguars' rookie tight ends will impact more than just one room.
There is one Jacksonville Jaguars contract the team should look to get out of after the 2026 season.
By: John Shipley
The Jacksonville Jaguars have a few perceived narratives that are better worth avoiding after the offseason program.
The Jacksonville Jaguars' top interior pass-rusher is the first entry into the top-10 on our list of the 25-most important Jaguars.
By: John Shipley
The No. 88 overall pick might not play a big role early on in his Jacksonville Jaguars career, but time is the only thing standing in his way from doing so even
The Jacksonville Jaguars' fourth-year receiver is set to take on the most important role of his career in 2026.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have several players set to enter next month's training camp with plenty of momentum.
By: John Shipley
The Jacksonville Jaguars' newest running game coordinator knows Liam Coen as well as anyone.
CB Jabbar Muhammad stood out throughout the Jaguars 2026 offseason program, with coaches praising his consistency and Head Coach Liam Coen saying, “You could argue for a ‘most improved’ for Jabbar really over the last year…”
