If you thought we didn't need another Cornerback, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. ;-)

We need a corner, could this be the guy?

"Attention, drunk and disorderly NFL fans: If you're ejected from a stadium this season, you might have to [pay for and] complete a four-hour online class on proper conduct to get back inside for future games."

SportingNews.com

They're not even talking!?!? WTH!! (I hope Chase is getting warmed up and studying his playbook.)

Originally scooped by SarahT; I'm just pasting a link for everyone. It's NOT official, but Adam Schefter usually has solid facts.

"[The knock out hit on Pierre Thomas] was the seventh time this season a starting running back left a game against San Francisco because of injury, including Felix Jones of Dallas (separated shoulder) and Jahvid Best of Detroit (concussion), according to ESPN."

"In this role with New Orleans, Parcells would further the education of all the Saints coaches. He'd teach them how to think like a head coach, how to act like a head coach and most of all, how to be a head coach.

This is the best thing that could happen to rising Saints assistants Pete Carmichael or Aaron Kromer. This experience would make them both better coaches."

- By Michael Lombardi, NFL Network

ARE YOU KIDDING ME!? THE KAISER HAS NO SAY IN WHO THE SAINTS HIRE!

You can buy: LOT OF 50 PAIRS OF OFFICIAL NEW ORLEANS SAINTS BLACK FOOTBALL PANTS -- Current Bid: $ 100.00

Sidenote: I got an email from the NFL/Ticketmaster saying I could buy "game worn" Saints merchandise... but none of the items are actually game worn. I THOUGHT GOODELL DIDN'T LIKE LYING!?

New info: "The Saints quickly insisted that they have no plans to release their current middle linebacker Jonathan Vilma. (Vilma) is still a big part of our team. A top player and leader for us," Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis said."

It's a little old, but still a good read. Here's a highlight...

It's inconceivable to me that anyone with even half a brain could watch football—on any level from high school to the pros—and not think that it's an inherently brutal sport that demands uncivilized levels of violence. If you're really outraged by this, don't watch football. If you're outraged because you believe it tarnishes the "integrity" of a game where the goal of each play is to bring a man to the ground in basically any way you can, then you're a hypocrite of the highest order.

When will Goodell hand out fines and suspensions for this one? (HINT: Don't hold your breath.)

NFL.com - Washington Post - USAToday

It's not a complete and 100% accurate listing of all FA news, but there are some interesting tidbits here.

"Run it, run it, run a play. Stay out here."

Those were the words the Detroit Lions defensive linemen were hurtling across the line of scrimmage as New Orleans lined up to go for it on 4th-and-inches from their own 38 and leading by a field goal with 6:26 to play in the third quarter Saturday.

It was not until quarterback Drew Brees procured the necessary two yards that the Saints linemen really started talking back, taunting Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley like I can only imagine.

"You got what you wanted. Be careful what you wish for," Saints left guard Carl Nicks recounted.

WHO DAT!!! I get the game (along with half the country)!

2. New Orleans Saints

Rank: Pass Blocking = 5th, Run Blocking = 5th, Penalties = 3rd

The Saints’ line has been extremely consistent, and worryingly for opponents, is really hitting its stride. Replacing Jon Stinchcomb with Zach Strief has helped, as has the emergence of Brian De La Puente. They may have lucked into it with Olin Kreutz walking away, but it led to them being able to match ‘DLP’ (let’s see if that will catch on) up with the ever excellent Carl Nicks and Jahri Evans to form the best interior in the league. Props as well to Jermon Bushrod for his improved play.

ProFootballFocus.com

ESPN.com

NOLA.com