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New Orleans Saints sign tight end Tory Humphrey, release quarterback Sean Canfield
The New Orleans Saints re-signed tight end Tory Humphrey and released quarterback Sean Canfield. Canfield was signed on Saturday to be on the roster in case of emergency over the weekend.
Humphrey is a fifth-year veteran who spent the past two years with the Saints. The Saints have been thin at the tight end spot this year, and both backups David Thomas and John Gilmore have been battling injuries. We'll be curious to see if the Saints also return tailback Chris Ivory to practice today. Ivory is eligible to come off of the physically-unable-to-perform list, but the Saints have been waiting to bring him back since they've been healthy at tailback. Now that tailback Mark Ingram is nursing a bruised heel, the Saints might want to get Ivory ready in case he's needed this Sunday against the St. Louis Rams. Once Ivory returns to practice, he can practice for up to 21 days before the Saints need to decide whether to activate him, release him or place him on season-ending injured reserve. New Orleans Saints sign tight end Tory Humphrey, release quarterback Sean Canfield - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com |
hopefully this is to replace Gilmour and not Thomas
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So what about the C position??
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I guess we are happy with Tennant behind DLP
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Who does Dave Thomas think he is, Sidney Crosby?
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Could we BE more powerful on Offense?!!!
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I was surprised Humphrey hasn't been on the team all year. He was an asset blocking and surprising showed pretty good hands during the preseason. Glad to have him back.
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Looks like we may be ready to run the ball down their throat, I believe he is more of a blocking TE. I would love to see us pound the rock more, with DLP now starting the final piece of the puzzle has been solved. I think he has brought a different domination to the offense.
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I'm sure they'd prefer that 54th roster spot for as long as they can use it.
Now they may be forced to keep 4 RB's, two of which do not play special teams. This may be bad news for Ivory. With very little practice under his belt he could easily tweak a hammy or an ankle and hello Injured Reserve. I hope Ingram can go Sunday. It may help keep Ivory available for later on in the season. |
Why not Tyler Lorenzen. Just kidding
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