Analyzing the New Orleans Saints first round of cuts - Part One

papz · 08-31-2011, 08:29 PM

Tuesday, August 30, 2011 marked the first day that NFL teams were forced to make cuts in order to get their rosters down to a league-mandated 80 players. The New Orleans Saints made a lot of expected moves during this first round, but one big name does stand out among the group and now its time to look at the players that are no longer wearing black and gold.

Don't forget that rosters need to get down to a regular season limit of 53 players within the next few days so a lot more players will soon be sent packing.

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Part Two.
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papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,698	Analyzing the New Orleans Saints first round of cuts - Part One Tuesday, August 30, 2011 marked the first day that NFL teams were forced to make cuts in order to get their rosters down to a league-mandated 80 players. The New Orleans Saints made a lot of expected moves during this first round, but one big name does stand out among the group and now its time to look at the players that are no longer wearing black and gold. Don't forget that rosters need to get down to a regular season limit of 53 players within the next few days so a lot more players will soon be sent packing. Continue reading on Examiner.com Analyzing the New Orleans Saints first round of cuts - Part One - New Orleans New Orleans Saints \| Examiner.com Analyzing the New Orleans Saints first round of cuts - Part One - New Orleans New Orleans Saints \| Examiner.com Part Two. Analyzing the New Orleans Saints first round of cuts - Part Two - New Orleans New Orleans Saints \| Examiner.com
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