While everyone was focused on a Nnamdi Asomugha sighting this weekend in the Big Easy, the New Orleans Saints were also courting former Cleveland Brown and New England Patriot tight end Benjamin Watson -- who signed with the team today.
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The New Orleans Saints will wrap up their 2012 preseason with a final game against the Tennessee Titans -- the last chance for on-the-bubble young players and aging veterans to earn a roster spot on the final 53. Several positions remain open on the Saint
One thing the New Orleans Saints don't lack is talent, lot's of it on a roster littered with potential keepers for the final 53-man roster. This is especially evident at two positions -- running back and wide receiver.
With Spagnuolo comes a fundamental change in how the Saints defense will attack opposing offenses -- no more over emphasized risky blitzing -- but a more controlled, balanced attacked is being installed.
Enter Andre Carter, currently a free agent, and former New England Patriot defensive end who totaled 10 sacks in 14 games last season.
New Orleans Saints middle linebacker Jonathan Vilma is not taking his suspension lying down.
New Orleans Saints have a roster full of talent that flies under the radar. Players like Martez Wilson and Patrick Robinson are both good examples, and where we will start as we examine the young talent over coming weeks.
The New Orleans Saints added undrafted free agent linebacker Donavan Robinson to take the roster of injured defensive end Greg Romeus, who was release yesterday after tearing his MCL and ACL in his left knee
Who's the bette tight end -- Jimmy Graham or Rob Gronkowski?
But the cause of Percy Harvin's frustrations with the Vikings is still unclear as he has yet to tell anyone why exactly he is requesting a trade, just that he is unhappy.
Multiple reports have hit the Internet that the New Orleans Saints are close to getting Pro Bowl quarterback Drew Brees signed and in camp.