NFL free agency rumors: Saints won’t rule out reunion with Adrian Peterson, Sean Payton says
Sean Payton won’t rule out a reunion between the Saints and running back Adrian Peterson.
Peterson signed a two-year, $7 million contract with New Orleans before last season. But his time with the Saints was short-lived, as rookie running back Alvin Kamara cut into his playing time. Peterson appeared in four games for New Orleans, registering 81 yards on 27 carries before he was traded to the Cardinals on Oct. 10.
Although Sillah has yet to officially cut down to a top list of schools — something he hopes to do as the Summer arrives — he did name one school that could be in it until the end.
The Giants finished last season with a 3-13 record. They fired coach Ben McAdoo in December and replaced him with former Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur.
Road games against the Falcons and Giants give way to a home game against the Redskins before the Week 6 bye. 4-1 isn’t just on the table with this schedule, it should be the expectation. Road trips to Baltimore and Minnesota, followed by a home game against the Rams and an away game against the Bengals, are a tough stretch out of the break. Then things get hairy: the Saints play the Eagles (home), Falcons (home, Thanksgiving), Cowboys (road), Buccaneers (road) and Panthers (road) before closing out the season against the Steelers and Panthers at home.
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Nance has collected two DNP-CDs out of the Cavs’ 14 playoff games so far and had two more games where he played four minutes or less, but he played a big role in Game 3, scoring 8 points on 4-for-4 shooting in 21 minutes with 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals.
With New Jersey’s casinos, racetracks and online gambling infrastructure in place, Christie says the Garden State will have a leg up on many others who are in a similar rush to cash in on the revenue that can be reaped by states that offer sports betting.