Special teams standout and reserve cornerback Leigh Torrence is back in black and gold for another season. He's signed a one year deal and will compete for a roster spot. Torrence injured his shoulder during the regular season and was placed on injured reserve, therefore unable to play in the playoffs. He's expected to be fully recovered and at full speed in time for the beginning of mini-camps. Welcome back Leigh!

As promised Kim Kardashian took Reggie Bush on a vacation to Costa Rica to get away from the immense stress that must be her life. Good thing she brought her bikini to make it worth my brain trying to self-immolate itself for having this knowledge. View this post in its entirety at EpicCarnival.com.

The Saints have reportedly scheduled visits with two St. Louis Rams defensive ends, Leonard Little and James Hall. Little is expected to be in town today to meet with the team and Hall will be visiting sometime this week.

The Times-Pic also reported yesterday that former Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Ma’ake Kemoeatu might also be checking in for a look-see, possibly as a backup plan if Jamal Williams doesn’t work out. Kemoeatu missed all of 2009 with a torn Achilles suffered during training camp. Since Williams signed with Denver yesterday, the Kemoeatu visit seems more likely now.

If the Saints really like either one of these guys, we could be hearing of a signing as early as today, though I don’t foresee that happening. 

So far the team has only defensive lineman on the unrestricted free agent docket of visits, and with the recent offer made to Jeff Charleston yesterday, we might surmise that the Saints are definitely going to draft a linebacker with their first round pick in this years draft. 

After the jump I’ve compiled just some brief personal and statistical information (from 2009) on each of these players as well as their salary last year. All three of these players could easily be signed to a contract equal to or less than the one Scott Fujita inked with the Browns, as the new CBA rules dictate. 

So what are you guys thinking? 

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Year	Team	Base Salary	Sign Bonus	Other Bonus	Total Salary	Cap Value
2009	Rams	$ 845,000	$ 0	$ 1,661,760	$ 2,506,760	$ 6,207,150

 

 

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Year	Team	Base Salary	Sign Bonus	Other Bonus	Total Salary	Cap Value
2009	Rams	$ 800,000	$ 0	$ 207,280	$ 1,007,280	$ 1,357,280

 

 

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Year	Team	Base Salary	Sign Bonus	Other Bonus	Total Salary	Cap Value
2009	Panthers	$ 2,100,000	$ 1,665,000	$ 0	$ 3,765,000	$ 3,888,000

Poll

Which of these players would you most want to see the Saints sign?

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  Leonard Little
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  James Hall
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  Ma’ake Kemoeatu

  14 votes | Results

The Saints have reportedly scheduled visits with two St. Louis Rams defensive ends, Leonard Little and James Hall. Little is expected to be in town today to meet with the team and Hall will be visiting sometime this week. The Times-Pic also reported yesterday that former Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Ma'ake Kemoeatu might also be checking in for a look-see, possibly as a backup plan if Jamal Williams doesn't work out. Kemoeatu missed all of 2009 with a torn Achilles suffered during training camp. Since Williams signed with Denver yesterday, the Kemoeatu visit seems more likely now. If the Saints really like either one of these guys, we could be hearing of a signing as early as today, though I don't foresee that happening. So far the team has only defensive lineman on the unrestricted free agent docket of visits, and with the recent offer made to Jeff Charleston yesterday, we might surmise that the Saints are definitely going to draft a linebacker with their first round pick in this years draft. After the jump I've compiled just some brief personal and statistical information (from 2009) on each of these players as well as their salary last year. All three of these players could easily be signed to a contract equal to or less than the one Scott Fujita inked with the Browns, as the new CBA rules dictate. So what are you guys thinking? Leonard Little #91 / St. Louis Rams Height: 6-3 Weight: 263 Born: Oct 19, 1974 College: Tennessee High School: Asheville HS (NC) Sacks Interceptions Tackles G Sacks YdsL Int Yds IntTD Solo Ast Total 2009 - Leonard Little 13 6.5 31.5 1 36 0 19 4 23 Year Team Base Salary Sign Bonus Other Bonus Total Salary Cap Value 2009 Rams $ 845,000 $ 0 $ 1,661,760 $ 2,506,760 $ 6,207,150 James Hall #96 / St. Louis Rams Height: 6-2 Weight: 280 Born: Feb 04, 1977 College: Michigan High School: St. Augustine (New Orleans) Sacks Interceptions Tackles G Sacks YdsL Int Yds IntTD Solo Ast Total 2009 - James Hall 13 4.5 15.5 0 0 0 39 3 42 Year Team Base Salary Sign Bonus Other Bonus Total Salary Cap Value 2009 Rams $ 800,000 $ 0 $ 207,280 $ 1,007,280 $ 1,357,280 Ma'ake Kemoeatu #99 / Defensive Tackle / Carolina Panthers Height: 6-5 Weight: 345 Born: Jan 10, 1979 College: Utah High School: Kahuku HS (Hawaii) Sacks Interceptions Tackles G Sacks YdsL Int Yds IntTD Solo Ast Total 2009 - Ma'ake Kemoeatu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Year Team Base Salary Sign Bonus Other Bonus Total Salary Cap Value 2009 Panthers $ 2,100,000 $ 1,665,000 $ 0 $ 3,765,000 $ 3,888,000 Poll Which of these players would you most want to see the Saints sign? Leonard Little James Hall Ma'ake Kemoeatu 1 votes | Results

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