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Saints make roster moves
RapidReports are being generated by a network of 32 correspondents reporting from every NFL city.From now until the end of the season, stay dialed in on the latest news and notes coming fromyour favorite team. : The New Orleans Saints have signed
Updated Best Available Free Agents-Defense
Defensive Tackle Dewayne Robertson (DE in 3-4) - Former first-round pick of the New York Jets who has underachieved, but has experience in 3-4 and 4-3 schemes. Shaun Smith - When motivated, he's at least a decent low-end starter. He recently was
Too much Hutch, not enough winning
RENTON –You might have expected that the ghost of the Steve Hutchinson deal-gone-bad would haunt Tim Ruskell until the final day of his tenure as president of the Seattle Seahawks. And on his final day, Thursday, Ruskell conceded – at least in jest –
Time runs out for Ruskell
RENTON – Tim Ruskell quietly stood along the sideline at the Seattle Seahawks practice facility, sidling up next to Tod Leiweke, the guy who had essentially fired him. At the end of practice Ruskell spoke with the players, many of whom he had brought
Too much Hutch, not enough winning
RENTON –You might have expected that the ghost of the Steve Hutchinson deal-gone-bad would haunt Tim Ruskell until the final day of his tenure as president of the Seattle Seahawks. And on his final day, Thursday, Ruskell conceded – at least in jest –
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Not at this point in time, no—Tom Coughlin, Sports Blogs
You'll see QB Josh Johnson. Freeman's got to take advantage of the opportunity whenever it comes and when it comes. Right now we're giving the ball to Josh Johnson and letting him go out there and play football.
It's nobody's business but ours. We all know what happened. All that matters is that we're done with it. We're moving on
I made a mistake in judgment. I apologize to everybody for the team, the owners, Jack [Del Rio], Gene [Smith], the fans. I'm sorry. It'll never happen again. It was a bad mistake on my part
We'll do that as long as we need to … We can increase things [for Westbrook], but right now that's where we're at, and we'll see how it works this week. He came out feeling good, though, so that was a positive.—Reid, Sports Blogs
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