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Ricky Williams posed in a dress after being drafted by the Saints. Kenny Stills posed in a dress before being drafted by the Saints. If Stills can play as well as Williams did (minus the social anxiety and desire for herbs), the Saints will have themselves a good player.

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The New Orleans Saints selected Texas safety Kenny Vacarro with their first round selection, the 15th-overall, in the 2013 NFL Draft on Thursday night.

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The New Orleans Saints signed free agent offensive tackle Jason Smith to a one-year deal on Thursday.

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The MLB Baseball preview 2013 continues with the AL Central. Tabbed as baseball’s weakest division yet again, the AL Central could turn some heads by season’s end.

No, it’s not likely to produce a wildcard entrant nor is it likely that 60 percent of the division finishes above

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There are two kinds of "misses" when it comes to the NFL combine. Some players jump up draft boards because of a freakishly good combine, only to disappoint their hopeful employer, fizzling out of the league after several lackluster seasons. Other players put up weak numbers at the combine, slide down draft boards, and become a bonafide "steal" for an NFL team.

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Former Texas A&M running back Christine Michael blamed cold medicine for sleeping through a pair of scheduled interviews at last month's NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis. Almost certain to be selected in the 2013 NFL Draft this April, Michael had a fantastic combine, impressing scouts by leading all running backs in the broad jump, vertical jump, 20-yard shuttle, three-cone drill and bench press.

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Someday, a woman may demonstrate that she's able to play in the NFL, but that woman wasn't Lauren Silberman on Sunday.

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Just a month after winning the Super Bowl, quarterback Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to terms on a six-year, $120.6 million contract, ESPN reports. The deal will make the quarterback the highest-paid player in NFL history.

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