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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Updated To make sure the Kool-Aid man busted through the doors of the Caesars Superdome, the New Orleans Saints traded up in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
By: Luke Johnson
Though Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore has been the subject of trade rumors throughout the offseason, New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen said the team’s selection of Alabama corner
By: Luke Johnson
About midway through his career at Eastern Kentucky, Josiah Ezirim’s coaches came to him with a proposition.
By: Luke Johnson
About midway through his career at Eastern Kentucky, Josiah Ezirim's coaches came to him with a proposition. What if you moved to offensive tackle
By: Luke Johnson
Andrus Peat's nine-year run with the New Orleans Saints is almost officially over.
By: Luke Johnson
One starter from the New Orleans Saints 2023 offensive line (left guard James Hurst) announced his retirement a few days before the NFL draft.
By: Luke Johnson
Klint Kubiak has owned New Orleans Saints gear for months by now.
By: Luke Johnson
In late December, Poland's public broadcaster descended into chaos. Two months earlier, Poles had elected former prime minister Donald Tusk for a third time, voting out a parliamentary slate of right-wing populists who, since 2015, had controlled the levers of government, including the state broadcaster, known as TVP. Under their watch, TVP's news programs repeated government talking points and demonized the opposition, turning the sedate channel into something akin to a taxpayer-funded Fox News. TVP's credibility plummeted: a
By: Luke Johnson
I would encourage anyone who can afford it to visit Japan as soon as possible . The pound is at a roughly fifteen year high against the yen, and the country is an absolute bargain for many foreign visitors.
By: Luke Johnson
With the rookie minicamp and veteran tryout in the rearview mirror, the New Orleans Saints made some updates to their roster Monday.
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