andersen

What about Moore? Is he the odd man odd? I really like the kid, has great hands, but couldn't seem to get open. With Green coming in as PR, are his days numbered in the B&G?

foreverfan

Man I completely forgot about Lance Moore.
He could be the odd man out if we keep Skyler Green. In Green, we do have an excellent kick/punt returner and a player that could turn into a pretty decent WR. Lance Moore has one thing you can't teach and that's sure hands. He makes the tough catch look routine and you don't see that too often and I don't care what you say, his level of catching the ball cannot be coached.

It's going to be a tough decision that I don't think we can call here.

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From His Website: Skyler Green Discusses Return To New Orleans
Thursday, January 03, 2008

You were born in Louisiana and attended LSU; how does it feel to be signed by a team so close to home?

“It is definitely a big thing for me because ever since Katrina I have wanted to come home and play football for the New Orleans Saints. Hopefully I can do some things to change the things that are going on in New Orleans and possibly get some foundations going and things like that.”

Besides being so close to home, what made you want to come play for the Saints?

“I think it is a better opportunity. I think that coach Payton has done well and coached the guys up well. I also think he knows how to use his players very well, so I think I will have a better opportunity here with the Saints.”

Did the fact that the Saints have some UFA’s (Unrestricted Free Agent) at the wide receiver position also play a role in you wanting to be a Saint?

“I think so because my agent and I sat down and talked, and he told me that a couple guys were up and I am just looking forward for the opportunity to go out and hopefully I can make the roster.”

You played in Cincinnati this past year, and they have twp Pro-Bowl caliber receivers. What did you learn anything from them?

“I think I did learn a lot from those guys. Just looking for the certain defenses, it may be man or zone, but you just have to find your spots and know that sometimes that your route is not going to go exactly how it was supposed to go and you just have to be an athlete and make the play.”

What are you looking forward to this off season?

“I want to improve from last year. Over this off season I am going to train hard and do the things that I have to do to come into training camp ready to make the 53-man roster.”

Are you excited about the fact that you may be playing alongside a former LSU teammate in Devery Henderson?

“Definitely, it will be a big reunion for us. I have not seen Devery (Henderson) in a while, the last time I saw him actually was when we played the Saints in the pre-season when I was with the Bengals. I think for both of us reuniting, it could be a fun thing and a lot of big plays could be made from this thing.”

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