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New Orleans Saints: Gregg the Hero

Because the NFL season never ends, we present our 2009 Offseason Roadmaps for front offices to navigate through the summer.Gregg Williams hasn't informed a free agent decision for New Orleans yet, hasn't hand-picked the inevitable defensive playmaker the Saints choose with their 14th-overall selection this year, hasn't...

Patriots Missing Asante Samuel; Deltha O'Neal Keeps Giving Up Touchdowns

As the debate rages on as to whether or not the Patriots dynasty is coming to an end, we're quickly beginning to realize that the loss of defensive back Asante Samuel has put a substantial dent in the team's pass defense. Currently, the Patriots are near the bottom of the NFL in terms of opponents' completion percentage,...

Saints 24, Bucs 20: New Faces Do Saints Some Good

Mike McKenzie, the Saints' best corner and the best player on their defense last year, was inactive today. That's not good. Jason David donned pads but as far as I could tell didn't step foot on the field. That was good. The result -- new corners Randall Gay (brought in through free agency) and Tracy Porter (a second-round...

FanHouse NFL Season Preview: New Orleans Saints - Going for Broke

Training camps are underway, the NFL season is right around the corner, and to get you ready for 2008, FanHouse previews all 32 teams, "heat index" style. We'll rate each club in 10 categories on a scale of 1 to 10, high score wins. Quarterback: Drew Brees is, to me, the third best quarterback in the league. And that's not...

Patriots Secondary Gets Worse Through Free-Agent Signings, Draft Could Hold Answer

So far in free agency, the Patriots have lost Asante Samuel, a top-5 NFL cornerback, and nickel back Randall Gay. The also let safety Eugene Wilson walk, and need to find a replacement for 35-year-old Rodney Harrison. So what does New England do? Well, to date, they've signed Jason Webster, Tank Williams and Lewis Sanders...

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05/29/12 Sporting News: CB Gay retires with head trauma Source: Sports Illustrated Randall Gay led the New England Patriots with 11 tackles in Super Bowl XXXIX as an undrafted rookie to cap a 2004-05 championship season.