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Apr
29New Orleans Saints safety Darren Sharper, an unrestricted free agent, has left his official visit with the Jacksonville Jaguars without a firm contract offer, according to various sources and reports, although the sides remain in contact and no final decision has been reached.
When the NFL draft began last week, Southern Cal offensive lineman Charles Brown was on most mock draft boards as a first round pick. But his name wasn’t called that Thursday night – the league’s first prime time draft event – and almost wasn’t called the second night, either.
With the final pick of the second round last Friday – and the 64th pick overall – the Saints selected Brown. It was, Saints general manager Mickey Loomis noted, a no-brainer given that Brown was universally graded a much higher player.
Apr
29Besides being MVP of Superbowl champs, top QB in the league, overall GREAT HUMAN BEING, King of Bacchus,, it is not apparent that Drew Brees is a switch hitting long ball specialists. Drew Brees win home run derby at Zeypher field.
| Drew Brees Wins Home Run Derby |
Last year Who Dat Nation was luck to have Gus Kattengell as contributors
during the previous Saints season. Well as you all know Gus is busy with “The
Sports Hangover Show” which is on WIST-AM Monday – Friday 10 am – 2 pm. We are working with Gus to give us some more stories this year.
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The New Orleans Saints released their list of rookie free agents who have signed with the team. These players will join the team’s six draft choices and some other players in a rookie minicamp May 7-9.
Below are bios of the players provided by the Saints.
With another NFL draft in the bag, it’s safe to predict this about the 2010 New Orleans Saints: More shootouts are on the way.
The Saints didn’t get much help for their defense during the three-day player lottery. In fact, they added more players to their top-ranked offense than they did to their 25th-ranked defense.
And the two defensive players they drafted, cornerback Patrick Robinson and defensive tackle Al Woods, aren’t expected to be immediate difference-makers. It’ll be an upset if either cracks the starting lineup this season. And neither is going to help the Saints’ most glaring defensive weakness: a tepid pass rush.
He entered the University of Miami as a basketball standout and left as an NFL hopeful.
On Friday, tight end Jimmy Graham got the phone call that marked the beginning of the next phase of his unusual life — and he got it from the reigning Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints.
The Saints selected Graham 95th overall — the 31st pick in the third round of the NFL Draft. He no doubt will be tutored by Saints tight end and former UM great Jeremy Shockey
Let’s start with New Orleans taking Charles Brown with the final pick of the second round. Presumably, Lucy and Linus come along with Charlie Brown. But, really, this pick was made with Jammal Brown in mind. He used to be a Pro Bowl left tackle for the Saints. But he missed last season with an injury and he’s been making noise about his desire for a new contract. This may be a case where Jammal Brown should be careful what he’s wishing for. The Saints were able to get by without him last season. Jermon Bushrod and Zach Strief did an adequate job filling in for Jammal Brown last season. Add Charles Brown to that mix and the Saints may able to get by without Jammal Brown on a permanent basis.
The New Orleans Saints just drafted a guy who played more basketball than football in college.
With the No. 95 pick overall, they selected Miami tight end Jimmy Graham. He spent three years playing college basketball before switching to football as a senior. Graham caught only 17 passes, but five of them were for touchdowns and he showed enough athleticism to convince the Saints he’s worth a third-round pick.
As weird as the basketball angle sounds, it’s really not that uncommon. Tony Gonzalez was a heck of a basketball player and he became the best tight end ever. With guys like Jeremy Shockey and David Thomas on the roster, the Saints have time to develop Graham. He’s got the tools to develop into something special.
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