Nick Underhill reports that QBs playing the Saints last year put up a passer rating of 94.2 when throwing to the slot. QB's throwing at PRob...
Agents for free agent QB Tom Savage say he'll sign with the Saints.
Detillier on Demario Davis: Interesting pickup....terrific 2017 season. Athletic inside LB who can also play strong side. Size/Speed player who...
Mike Detillier's twitter report on PRob: Can play in slot or edge. Sean Payton has always liked him as a player. Speed was always his calling...
nola.com says former Jets LB Demario Davis signs with the Saints for 3 years, $24 million. Had 135 tackles, 5 sacks in 2017,
Don't know where the dollar figures will land with him, but he's got a better shot at a Super Bowl in the next 2 years here than in Seattle.
nola.com reporting Jordy Nelson will visit Saints.
Ditto to everything tirk has said in this thread.
Prof. Stephen Hawking has died at age 76. I will miss his cameos on The Big Bang Theory.
Chase Daniel to sign with the Bears, so we need a new veteran backup.
Was never confident in signing him for that reason.
Hubbard would still be on the board in their mock.
Not saying you're wrong, but I didn't think there was any kind of restriction. Thought it was, you graduate, you have eligibility left, you play...
Watched most of it live yesterday. Agree, it was moving.
Agreed. Let's see if we're smart enough to use it. nola.com reporting we won't make Delvin Breaux a tender offer, but he's tweeting that he...
27 mill guaranteed. Done deal.
Bleacher Report's first mock has the Saints taking Arden Key at #27, and Trey Quinn in the 4th round.
Ian Rappaport tweets that "significant progress" was made on Drew's contract yesterday (2 year deal), and that they probably finish it today.
Its funny that if you go on Twitter right now, there are Cajun fans literally instructing the media that the name of the team is the "Louisiana...
No idea, but its interesting that, listening to Zach Strief announce his retirement on Facebook just now, he said he's signed 5 contracts and 2...
