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Gregg Rosenthal looks at the varied paths the supporting cast of the Saints have taken to get to the big game.

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     Brandon London-WR-SteelersFeb. 9 - 12:13 pm et
    Steelers signed WR Brandon London and P Adam Graessle.
    The Dolphins were intrigued by London's speed and athleticism last offseason, but the special teamer and potential deep threat didn't even make the team out of training camp. Still very raw as a receiver, he's a project for the Steelers.
    Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
     Donte' Stallworth-WR-BrownsFeb. 9 - 11:45 am et
    Beat writer Armando Salguero "seriously doubts" that the Dolphins are interested in Donte' Stallworth.
    We agree. Stallworth wouldn't be an upgrade over any of the Dolphins current mediocre wide receivers and Bill Parcells often avoids guys with off-field problems. Stallworth isn't going to get many bites on the open market.
    Source: Miami Herald
     Reggie Bush-RB-SaintsFeb. 9 - 11:34 am et
    Add Sports Illustrated's Don Banks to the list of people that think Reggie Bush will be back with the Saints next season.
    There's been a lot of talk about Bush being cut due to his $8M salary, but we highly doubt that will happen. ESPN's Adam Schefter and beat writer Mike Triplett have already said that coach Sean Payton values Bush too much and winning the Super Bowl can only add to the chances of him being back. Look for Bush to get his 10-15 touches per game next season in New Orleans.
    Source: Sports Illustrated
     Scott Fujita-LB-SaintsFeb. 9 - 11:29 am et
    The Saints will likely try to retain impending unrestricted free agent LB Scott Fujita, according to Sports Illustrated's Don Banks.
    Fujita will be 31 by next season but he's the kind of glue guy that led the Saints to the title. The Saints will likely get younger at the position through the draft but we'd expect Fujita to remain the starter next season. He had 58 tackles in 11 regular season games and added 11 more in three playoff games.
    Source: Sports Illustrated
     Sean Locklear-T-SeahawksFeb. 9 - 11:06 am et
    Sean Locklear has an escalator clause in his contract that would pay him more if he plays a significant amount of snaps at left tackle.
    We're still not sure if Walter Jones was serious when he "tweeted" that he was retiring. There has been no confirmation of that from Jones' agent or the Seahawks. If Jones does indeed retire, Locklear could bridge the gap at left tackle while Seattle grooms a potential rookie at the position. Offensive line is a major area of need for new coach Pete Carroll.
    Source: Tacoma News Tribune
     LaRon Landry-DB-RedskinsFeb. 9 - 10:56 am et
    Beat writer Jason Reid says that S LaRon Landry "appeared to regress" last season.
    We're not so sure Landry regressed, it's just that he has a lot to live up to as the No. 6 overall pick in the 2007 draft. He was still the leader of a secondary that ranked ninth against the pass while racking up 90 tackles. His IDP upside is limited severely because he doesn't pick off passes or blitz very often.
    Source: Washington Post
     Jason Campbell-QB-RedskinsFeb. 9 - 10:51 am et
    New Redskins coach Mike Shanahan is "eager to draft and develop a young quarterback," a league source tells Jason Reid of the Washington Post.
    This doesn't mean that Jason Campbell won't be back in 2010, but it does mean that Shanahan doesn't view the restricted free agent as the long-term answer. Most mocks have the Redskins taking Sam Bradford or Jimmy Clausen with the No. 4 overall pick.
    Source: Washington Post

     
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