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Bleacher Report Mon, 06/08/2009 8:22 PM

Saints' New D Shines at Weekend Mini-Camp

A few random observations on this weekend's mini-camp: The Saints' level of defensive intensity is much higher under new coordinator Gregg Williams. The difference is evident: pressuring the QB from all angles, batting down balls, defensive backs Read more...

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Bleacher Report Mon, 06/08/2009 6:45 PM

New Orleans Saints: 2009 Secondary Prediction

In 2008 the New Orleans Saints' secondary was the weakest link of the team. All three of the Saints' 2008 starting corners, Mike Mckenzie, Randall Gay and Tracy Porter, spent games on the side lines. Although the Saints secondary is the weakest link it Read more...

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Bleacher Report Mon, 06/08/2009 4:44 PM

New Orleans Saints: Payton Pleased with Mini Camp as Defense Shines

Yesterday marked the end of the Saints first mini camp. By all accounts, it was a rousing success and definitely a very solid showing for the new look defense. Reports have the Saints defense playing with more intensity and energy than in recent Read more...

Bleacher Report Sat, 06/06/2009 4:20 PM

Saints Continue Roster Shuffle: Cut Lineman; Sign Another Lineman, Receiver

The New Orleans Saints continue the offseason player shuffle, announcing the re-signing of guard Shawn Flanigan and the release of offensive tackle Augustus Parrish. Flanigan was originally released May 22 after being signed as an undrafted Read more...

Bleacher Report Sat, 06/06/2009 6:25 AM

Saints' 2010 Breakout Player of the Year . . . Not Who You Would Expect

Pierre Thomas? Reggie Bush? Devery Henderson? No, no and no. The man that will turn heads and hog stats will be Robert Meachem. I can already hear the chuckles of the non-believers and members of the Pierre Thomas fan club. It will be Meachem, though, Read more...

Bleacher Report Fri, 06/05/2009 2:23 PM

New Orleans Saints 2009 Game Preview: Week One, Lions @ Saints

The last meeting (December 21, 2008) between these two teams was one to remember. Records were set for both clubs as the Saints 42-7  routing of the Lions solidified Detroit’s place as the first 0-15 team in league history. New Read more...