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1 week ago |
whodatdish.com | Darrion Gray
Cameron Jordan is heading into Year 15, and Bleacher Report’s Brent Sobleski believes he could use a fresh start. Jordan has spent all 14 years of his professional career with the New Orleans Saints and has expressed the desire to finish his career where he started. You don’t always get what you want in life, however, and Sobleski doesn’t think staying in New Orleans is in Jordan’s best interest.
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1 week ago |
whodatdish.com | Darrion Gray
The New Orleans Saints making the transition from an even front to an odd front defense will feature a different role for a few of the Saints defenders, and Cameron Jordan is one of the bigger question marks on the roster. Jordan is the longest tenured player on the team, and the Saints have played the same base defense the entire time. Jordan has been on the edge as a defensive end for most of his career, but that had the ability to change in Brandon Staley's offense.
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2 weeks ago |
whodatdish.com | Darrion Gray
There has been nothing to Aaron Rodgers and the New Orleans Saints this offseason other than need at the position. At a recent event, Rodgers put the final nail in the coffin, and this conversation should never come up again. A fan asked Rodgers if he would consider going to the Saints. Not if he wants to do it, but simply is it something he'd ponder. Rodgers swiftly answered, "no." He let it linger in the air before any elaboration. "I’ve played there a couple times, but no.
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2 weeks ago |
whodatdish.com | Darrion Gray
Spencer Rattler didn't let a ball hit the ground during Thursday's session of New Orleans Saints organized team activities. He completed all eight of his attempts during 7-on-7 and stole the show in a quarterback competition we'll have eyes on every step of the way. NewOrleans.Football's Nick Underhill highlighted Rattler's timing, pacing and degree of difficulty in his passes.
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2 weeks ago |
whodatdish.com | Darrion Gray
The first day of New Orleans Saints organized team activities open to the media featured two predictable, but major, changes on the offensive line. Kellen Moore moved Taliese Fuaga to right tackle and Trevor Penning to left guard. This is a move that was expected after the Saints picked Kelvin Banks Jr. in the first round, and the change was debuted on Thursday. Trevor Penning hasn't commented on his move from right tackle to left guard, but Moore and Fuaga don't view the changes as a big deal.
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