New Orleans Saints Sign Jarvis Landry

loss New Orleans Saints Talent Has Been Added To His Roster After NFL Network’s Tom Pelicero Announced Jarvis Landry He has signed for one season.

29 year old veteran wide receiver was released almost 2 months ago Cleveland BrownsHas become one of the most interesting free agents on the market.

Per the reporter’s information, Landry has agreed to sign for $6 million, which increases the wide receiver corps, which now includes Jarvis, Michael Thomasand Chris Olev, who has recently been selected in the draft.

back home

The signing of Jarvis Landry marks the Saints’ second in 2 weeks for a player returning to his home state of Louisiana after a 3-time first-team All Pro and 2-time Pro bowler safety a few days ago. Tyrone Matthews.

Landry, a native of the convent, has been one of the most outstanding in his position over the years, with 5 consecutive selections for the Pro Bowl (2015-2019), having played for the Miami Dolphins, where he was from 2014 to 2017. Moving to Cleveland.

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The talented receiver has 3 seasons of over a thousand receiving yards, and was once a leader in receptions in the NFL (2017), despite the fact that he comes from having the lowest number of his career the previous year with the Browns. , with 570 yards, 52 receptions and just 2 touchdowns.

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