Luke Johnson is a freelance journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He specializes in reporting on local sports, particularly the New Orleans Saints. Luke's work has been featured in various publications, including The Advocate, NOLA.com, The Indianapolis Star, The Seattle Times, The New Republic, and Digital Spy.
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Luke Johnson's articles are heavily focused on local sports, specifically the New Orleans Saints and NFL. Given his focus on breaking news, injury updates, and player performance, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into player injuries or strategies related to upcoming games.
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By: Luke Johnson
Chris Olave will miss the next four games, and his 2024 season may be over as well.
By: Luke Johnson
Darren Rizzi's phone has been busy this week. He made calls to the football legend he calls both idol and mentor in Bill Parcells; to the
By: Luke Johnson
In their first game under interim head coach Darren Rizzi, the New Orleans Saints will have to try and end a seven-game losing streak with patchwork units at receiver and defensive back.
By: Luke Johnson
Darren Rizzi promised change and delivered in the most important way.
By: Luke Johnson
With Pro Bowl center Erik McCoy nearing a return from injured reserve, the New Orleans Saints waived veteran Connor McGovern Monday.
By: Luke Johnson
When the Cleveland Browns offense takes the field against the New Orleans Saints this Sunday, there will be a familiar face under center.
By: Luke Johnson
Darren Rizzi didn't have an exact figure ready when asked how many messages he had waiting for him after his New Orleans Saints team won his debut game as interim
By: Luke Johnson
With Pro Bowl center Erik McCoy nearing a return from injured reserve, the New Orleans Saints waived veteran Connor McGovern Monday.
By: Luke Johnson
Saints quarterback Derek Carr completed five of his seven attempts on play action passes for 130 yards and a touchdown last week.
By: Luke Johnson
Here was Tyrann Mathieu at his best — late in the fourth quarter of a tight game — recognizing, reacting and making a game-changing play he’s known for in his
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