New Saints wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders says he’s happy to be in a pass-happy offense. Sanders has signed a two-year, 16-million dollar deal. The Texas native also said his family wanted him to sign with the Saints. The 33-year-old caught 66 passes for 869 yards and five touchdowns last year.

Safety Malcolm Jenkins is glad to be back with the Saints again. New Orleans selected Jenkins with the 14th overall pick in the 2009 NFL draft and helped the Saints win a Super Bowl in his rookie season. Jenkins spent his first five seasons in New Orleans and then went to Philadelphia and won a Super Bowl with the Eagles. After he was cut by Philly, he signed a four-year deal to return to the Saints and he’s glad to be back
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As the coronavirus continues to spread across the country, some might be worried about whether football can played in the fall. LSU interim president Thomas Galligan was asked about that possiblity on Talk Louisiana with Jim Engster…
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The football program brought in 55 million dollars last year.

An IOC member has told the USA Today that the 2020 Summer Olympics will be postponed. The games are scheduled to start on July 24th, USA Today has learned they will not start on that date and the Summer Olympics will likely move to next year, with the details to be announced over the next month.

And another Saints signing to tell you about. The team has reportedly inked a deal with defensive end Noah Spence. He played in seven games with Washington last season and had three tackles. 7.5 sacks during his four-year NFL career.