Saints Camp Day 8: Porter returns to practice and then returns INT to endzone
by David "Satch" Kelly on Aug 6, 2010 5:30 PM CDT
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PrintTracy Porter got over the back spasms that had been bothering him and returned to practice today. He then did to Drew Brees what he did to Peyton Manning on February 7th - jump in front of a pass and take it back to the house. Said Porter afterwards:
"Drew's a great quarterback. It's always tough trying to pick him off. So you just hope that once you get him, you can keep it rolling,"
In other news, the Saints bring in WR Mark Bradley, Rickey Jackson gets ready for a big day tomorrow, and our tight ends catch passes from inside a porta potty. Weird drill, huh? See picture to the left. It actually kinda makes sense. Link City after the jump.
AUGUST 6th TRAINING CAMP:
Cornerback Tracy Porter returns to New Orleans Saints practice in style | NOLA.com
He intercepts quarterback Drew Brees during team drills
Practice Observations: Porter comes up with big interception in team drill | wwltv.com | Eye on Black and Gold
WWL-TV's Bradley Handwerger was at Friday morning's Saints practice. Here's the practice report he filed.
Friday Morning Practice Report
New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton says Saturday's scrimmage will be 'full-go up' | NOLA.com
Scrimmage will be open to the public at 11 a.m., weather-permitting
New Orleans Saints notes from training camp | NOLA.com
Daily breakdown of Saints training camp
2theadvocate.com | Saints | Practice includes officials, 2-minute drills — Baton Rouge, LA
Coach Sean Payton said the officiating crew will work both practices today and the Black and Gold practice Saturday. The Saints usually bring in an officiating crew about this time in camp to help get the players re-acclimated to game conditions.
WR Mark Bradley hopes to make Saints anyway he can | New Orleans News, Local News, Breaking News, Weather | wwltv.com | Eye on Black and Gold
Mark Bradley took off at the snap of the ball Friday morning, running a short route during individual passing drills. Everything was excellent until the next moment when Bradley dropped his first pass of training camp.
New Orleans Saints add depth with free agent receiver Mark Bradley | NOLA.com
Team says the move had nothing to do with concerns about current receivers
New Orleans Saints agree to terms with WR Bradley, release WR Simon
New Orleans Saints tight end David Thomas fills whatever role the offense asks of him | NOLA.com
The team is asking him to be versatile
Defensive end Junior Galette is thrilled to be getting a chance to play with the New Orleans Saints | NOLA.com
News and notes from Saints camp
Hornets' Williams meets Brees, takes in Saints camp | New Orleans News, Local News, Breaking News, Weather | wwltv.com | Eye on Black and Gold
Monty Williams stood and watched as Rod Harper caught pass after pass in front of the JUGS machine following the Saints’ first practice Friday.
New Orleans Hornets Coach Monty Williams, President Hugh Weber visit New Orleans Saints training camp | NOLA.com
Williams said he likes 'to be around excellence'
Backup role at home good fit for Saints' Ramsey
RICKEY JACKSON TO CANTON:
New Orleans Hall of Famer Rickey Jackson has something added to his San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl ring | NOLA.com
CANTON, OHIO - About two weeks after getting the ring he won as a member of the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XXIX, linebacker Rickey Jackson gave the ring to Metairie restaurateur Joe Impastato. Impastato has worn it since. But Jackson was wearing it Friday here as he met the news media at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
New Orleans Saints video: Rickey Jackson will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame | NOLA.com
Jimmy Smith and Peter Finney of The Times-Picayune discuss the induction of New Orleans Saints' linebacker RIckey Jackson into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Finney's selection a the Dick McCann Award Winner.
Rickey Jackson to Canton, Part Four: Life, Peace & Faith After Football
ABC26 Video: Rickey Jackson in Canton ready for big day
New Orleans Saints linebacker Rickey Jackson will be fourth Hall of Fame enshrinee on Saturday | NOLA.com
Jackson will be fourth, following Dick LeBeau, John Randall and Russ Grimm.
It's the Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith show so far at Pro Football Hall of Fame | NOLA.com
New Orleans' Ricky Jackson somewhat overshadowed at festivities.
DEFCON FAVRE 2010:
Saints D-coordinator promises to light Favre up. Again. - Shutdown Corner - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Saints defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams, is laying down the gauntlet again, telling USA Today "we have to send messages to every offense about how physical it's going to be when they play us ... Those messages are out there, starting with No. 4."
Vikings still seething from Saints' 'dirty' hits on Favre - NFL - CBSSports.com Football
It's still fresh in the Vikings' minds: the Saints' punishing hits on Brett Favre in the NFC Championship Game. Some Vikings players believe New Orleans was out to hurt their QB, Clark Judge says.
IMAGE: Taking a look at Brett Favre's various injuries on Sports Pickle
MISCELLANEOUS:
All Eyes on Saints: Why they can repeat
Like every other reigning Super Bowl champion before them, the New Orleans Saints will now get to see how the other half lives and what it’s like to spend the entire regular season with a huge target on their chest.
Indianapolis Colts' history shows team should avoid hangover from Super Bowl - Don Banks - SI.com
ANDERSON, Ind. -- It's no doubt a distinction he would gladly decline on their behalf if he could, but the label that Jim Caldwell's defending AFC champion Colts must content themselves with as the 2010 season looms is this: They're as uniquely equipped as any Super Bowl loser in recent memory to avoid the dreaded hangover effect that plagues so many teams winding up on the wrong end of the big confetti shower.
New NFL rules designed to limit head injuries
NFL referees will take on more responsibility this season to protect players from helmet-first hits to their heads and necks.
Peter Finney will be given sports writers' highest award at Pro Football Hall of Fame | NOLA.com
The award will be part of the Hall of Fame ceremony this weekend in Canton, Ohio
VIDEO:
| Saints linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar on camp and improvement |
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Another excellently comprehensive list of links and whatnot from the Satchmaster...
Sean Payton and the players need to focus on the upcoming season and defending the title but I don’t.
and who thought the coaches would POOP-CAN the TEs like this? Ha!
Sean Payton and the players need to focus on the upcoming season and defending the title but I don’t.
by HansDat on Aug 6, 2010 6:01 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs
If the door happened to intercept a pass and return it for a TD … would that make it a Porter-potty?
No self-respecting southerner uses instant grits.
by coldpizza on Aug 6, 2010 7:27 PM CDT reply actions 3 recs
Jimmy Graham caused quite a splash in toilet drills today, when he allowed a couple of poorly placed balls to bounce off his pads.
"I was not on the boat in question" -Darren Sharper
by coldpizza on Aug 7, 2010 5:28 AM CDT reply actions 1 recs
David Thomas concurred. “We really stunk up the place this morning”.
"I was not on the boat in question" -Darren Sharper
They must have been practicing the dump off route
"Why do you even ponder passing? I mean, you can take a knee and try a 56 yard field goal! This is not Detroit man, this is the Superbowl!" -- Paul Allen's call after Tracy Porter intercepted Brett Favre in NFCCG
If the portable toilet drill taught our TEs anything, it’s that you must remain focused when urine the red zone.
"I was not on the boat in question" -Darren Sharper
Ladies & gentlemen, give it up for CP...
…the king of scatological TE humor!
;-)
(I’m sittin’ here just chuckling…)
Who Dat? TWO DAT! Do dat AGAIN!!!
by GSO Saints Fan on Aug 7, 2010 9:37 AM CDT up reply actions
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Sean Payton and the players need to focus on the upcoming season and defending the title but I don’t.
and now for a non-scatological comment
from Part 1 of Trahan’s neworleans.com series on Rickey:
His birth certificate read “Ricky Anderson Jackson.” At Pahokee High, he changed it to “Rickey Anderson Jackson.” Again, Rickey had a purpose.
“I didn’t want to be like all the other Ricky’s. I wanted to be different and make a name for myself like Mel Tillis. I liked the ‘key’ spelling better. I wanted to be that key to winning,” Rickey said.
Now we know some folks have had trouble spelling Rickey’s name – maybe they knew him before he became “Rickey”
Sean Payton and the players need to focus on the upcoming season and defending the title but I don’t.
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