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 [No-offseason.com] Saints Still Want Jeremy Shockey”¦: Rotoworld is reporting that the Saints are now even more interested in acquiring Jeremy Shockey, due to the health status of TE Eric Johnson. It’s no secret that Sean Payton wants Shockey, but the compensation has sat right with the .

[Canal Street Chronicles] Saints News: 5.14.08: Payton stills wants New York Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey. The deal might not happen in time for minicamp, but don't be shocked if it goes down before or during training camp.

 [GridironFans.com - Latest NFL Headlines] [Saints] Saints Make Trade Offer For Giants TE Jeremy Shockey?: Kind of a little shocker with the clock ticking towards free agency, but here's an interesting tidbit from ESPN's Chris Mortensen -- the Saints made a trade offer to the Giants for happy-go-lucky complete team player Jeremy Shockey. Now let's take all of this with a grain of salt but if true, it makes sense.

[New Orleans Tailgaters] Shockey value? The Saints want to know: It’s likely that the Saints wanted to see if New York was looking to unload Shockey at a discount price after the Giants went on their Super Bowl run without him. Shockey broke his leg last December and was replaced in the starting lineup by impressive rookie Kevin Boss.

 [No-offseason.com] Saints Still Going After Jeremy Shockey”¦: Word is that the New Orleans Saints are still extremely interested in pursuing Giants TE Jeremy Shockey via trade this off-season. Sean Payton loves Shockey and is yearning to upgrade the TE spot.

[New Orleans Tailgaters] Sizing Up the 2008 Draft and Free Agency Period: Without being able to consummate a deal for New York Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey, the short and intermediate passing efforts of Drew Brees will have to be placed in the hands of Eric Johnson and Billy Miller again at tight end.

 [SaintsReport Community Forums] A Look At The Saints Training Camp Depth Chart, Day 2 Positional ...: QB - a quarterback who would show enough promise to stay on the active roster and replace Palko. Payton has been looking for a late round draft bargain (Tom Brady) that Payton could develop as an excellent back up and maybe trade for a high round pick in a few years.

[New Orleans Tailgaters] DT, CB among Saints’ most pressing needs: CURRENT DEPTH CHART: Eric Johnson, Billy Miller, Mark Campbell, Ronnie Ghent, Buck Ortega. POSSIBLE DAY 1 TARGETS: Round 1: None.

[Smoaky's Sports Blog] Class of 2008-National Signing Day”¦: Eric Johnson, Lufkin (Texas Southern) Sedrick Johnson, Arp, 6-4 1/2, 205, 4.52 (Iowa State) Carson Jordan, Maud, 6-0, 200, 4.6 (McCown Camp WR-MVP) Jamar Lincoln, Pine Tree, 6-3, 185, 4.5 Bobby McDuff, Rusk, 5-9, 160, 4.3 .

 [Pro-football-reference.com blog] Best draft classes: 1987 Pittsburgh Steelers Rnd pick Value ===================================== Rod Woodson 1 10 179 Hardy Nickerson 5 122 135 Greg Lloyd 6 150 114 Tim Johnson 6 141 55 Thomas Everett 4 94 49 Merril Hoge 10 261 42 Delton Hall 2 38 13 .

 [Mac's Football Blog] Mac's 2008 Full 7-Round NFL Mock Draft: Houston - Eric Young, G, Tennessee 119. Denver (fr. WAS) - Lavelle Hawkins, WR, California 120. Tampa Bay - Patrick Lee, CB, Auburn 121. Seattle - Kellen Davis, TE, Michigan State 122. Cleveland - Phillip Wheeler, LB, Georgia Tech ...

 [Steelers Depot Blog] Friday Night NFL Draft Notes: 1989 Eric Hill Linebacker Phoenix 10. 2007 JaMarcus Russell Quarterback Oakland 1. LaRon Landry Safety Washington 6. VIRGINIA DEFENSIVE PLAYERS SELECTED IN THE FIRST ROUND. (All-Time). YEAR PLAYER POSITION TEAM OVERALL SELECTION ...

[THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS] NFL 2007--Week 7 Recap: Also, for all the justified praise of Peyton Manning, Joseph Addai, Marvin Harrison, and company, this was the game that reminded everybody that the key to whether or not the Colts repeat as champions is defensive standout Bob Sanders. He was flying around the field all game, and the Indy defense shut down the Jags 17-0 at halftime.

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