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In a surprising move, the New Orleans Saints waived linebacker Martez Wilson today in order to make room for...

With a week and a half between games, the New Orleans Saints are relatively healthy heading into Sunday's matchup with the New York Giants. Only two members of the Saints have been ruled out for the game, including...

The New Orleans Saints improved to 3-5 at the midway point of the season, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 28-13. A big reason for their success? A run game. The Saints found one Monday night. Another reason? A pass rush. The Saints sacked Michael Vick a whopping...

With new defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo running the D in New Orleans, several Saints are settling into new roles on defense. How are they adjusting?

New Orleans Saints kicker Garrett Hartley was put on injured reserve yesterday. Hartley suffered an unspecified hip injury while kicking an extra point during the preseason. Hartley's agent claims that Hartley recently suffered a set back while rehabbing the injury, leading the Saints place him on IR. New Orleans also released defensive tackle Mitch King and signed linebacker Ramon Humber and offensive tackle Pat McQuinston.

After two preseason games, the competition for the two starting spots at outside linebacker for the New Orleans Saints is still hot and heavy.

New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams is one happy camper these days.

The New Orleans Saints signed Mark Ingram, one of their first-round choices, as well as Martez Wilson, one of their third-round picks, on Saturday.

Former Illinois linebacker Martez Wilson, who was selected in the third round of this year's NFL Draft, by the New Orleans Saints, has impressed coaches, on every level, throughout his career. Mike Triplett, of the Times-Picayune, has the story, below.

The New Orleans Saints addressed the defensive side of the ball, and made two more good picks, with their third-round selections of Illinois linebacker Martez Willson, and Louisville cornerback Johnny Patrick, on Friday night. Mike Triplett, of the Times-Picayune, has the story, below.

With their two picks in the third round of the NFL Draft, on Friday night, the New Orleans Saints selected Illinois linebacker Martez Wilson, and Louisville cornerback Johnny Patrick. See the story, below.