Wow, you know its official now.:rolleyes:

Thats amazing and I'm embarrassed for NFL.com.

I'm glad hes back, maybe not a great player but a good one.

If anyone thinks that hit was illegal or even planned, they are a clueless moron or a Viking fan...pardon the redundancy.

If Ayodele produces twice the stats of Franklin and Rogers combined last season at one fourth the cost...job well done Loomis! Until then the jury is still out! :)

Welcome back Remi

This is a Very Good depth Signing.. Nothing negative to say, he was let go for whatever mysterious reason, probably wanted more money..

And to add more fuel to the fire, this is the guy that took out Favre and put him into permanent retirement, this is a DIRECT Slap in the faces to the league offices..
Saints are now trying to be the Underworld thugs of the league lmao i love it.

I might be both, but definitely at least one of them... ;-)

If you mean the high-low hit, then yes, it was illegal in the way that it is against the pancy-a$$ rules the league has put in to safeguard their precious QBs.

But, no, it wasn't planned - just something that occasionally happens in the heat of the game when pass rushers are trying to reach the QB and sometimes they get there at the same time with another guy while the ball has been released a second before. Just something that's part of the game, but in any case, the league has chosen to deem it to be against the rules , and you see that play being called and getting a flag more times than not.

I'm certain that the Saints waited to add him to the team until the suspensions were levied. I'm glad he was still available.

Thats what I was thinking as well. If they'd signed him before the draft Goodell would penciled him in on the list for players susepended.

Booming voice of the NFL - "Would all recent, prior Saints defenders please report back to the New Orleans Saints to serve your BountyGate suspension."

I liked Remy. Had no idea why he would leave, but happy that he is back.

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