After wrapping up his visit with the Bengals on Monday, free-agent running back Shaun Alexander is scheduled to visit the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday, NFL Network's Adam Schefter is reporting. Alexander was released by the Seahawks in April, just ...

The Saints will bring in free-agent tailback Shaun Alexander for a visit this week, a sign that they're still in the market for some insurance in case Deuce McAllister is unable to return to form. Alexander, 30, was released by the Seattle Seahawks ...

The news that Shaun Alexander (pictured right) is visiting the Saints has been met with concern and the overwhelming sound of an entire city groaning at the same time. The concern stems from the fact that people seem to believe that the news that the ...

The Saints completed their visit with free-agent tailback Shaun Alexander on Wednesday, but he returned home to Seattle without a contract offer. It's unclear how serious the interest is from either side. Alexander, who was released by the Seahawks ...

Running back Shaun Alexander spoke with the Bengals Monday and the Saints on Wednesday. The Cincy Enquirer is reporting today that talks about bringing Alexander in to play for the Bengals in 2008 will continue, and the Florence native for now will remain unsigned. “We’ll be talking to Shaun today and in touch with Bengals today or tomorrow,” Alexander’s agent, Jim ...

Running back Shaun Alexander spoke with the Bengals Monday and the Saints on Wednesday. The Cincy Enquirer is reporting today that talks about bringing Alexander in to play for the Bengals in 2008 will continue, and the Florence native for now will remain unsigned. “We’ll be talking to Shaun today and in touch with Bengals today or tomorrow,” Alexander’s agent, Jim ...

Lots to get to today. Obviously what everyone wants to know is "What happened with Shaun Alexanders visit?" As expected, nothing came out of this initial meeting. The Times-Pic has the info . The Saints completed their visit with free-agent tailback Shaun Alexander on Wednesday, but he returned home to Seattle without a contract offer. It's unclear how serious the interest is from ...

The Indianapolis Colts could be in discussions with Jim Steiner, Shaun Alexander's agent, writes Geoff Hobson . Which, of course, is probably an overstatement for an agent to increase the player's demands. Either way, Steiner says that he and his client will review their visits with the Cincinnati Bengals and New Orleans Saints to see where everyone is. While the Bengals haven't made an ...

The Denver Broncos have expressed some interest in free agent running back Shaun Alexander and could wind up bringing him to Denver for a visit. Denver's interest appeared to be more preliminary, yet it represented a third potential team interested in Alexander's services, joining the Cincinnati Bengals and New Orleans Saints .

The New Orleans Saints will bring in free-agent tailback Shaun Alexander for a visit this week, a sign that they're still in the market for some insurance in case Deuce McAllister is unable to return to form. Alexander, 30, was released by the Seattle Seahawks last month after two disappointing, injury-plagued seasons. The former league MVP and three-time Pro Bowl player was scheduled to make ...

The lottery for Shaun Alexander continues on Wednesday, when the former MVP who was cut by the Seattle Seahawks heads to New Orleans to meet with the Saints, according to Rotoworld. He's already met with the Cincinnati Bengals and has also been linked to the Denver Broncos. Wherever he lands, temper your expectations for fantasy production.

Two years ago, having Deuce McAllister, Reggie Bush, and Shaun Alexander all in the same jersey would sound like an offensive coordinator’s wet dream. Now it’s actually a possibility for the Saints. Alexander is said to be visiting with the team this week for a possible tailback position. Of course, the implications of him joining the [...]

NFL.com’s Adam Schefter reports that the New Orleans Saints and possibly the Denver Broncos are lining up to look at free agent running back Shaun Alexander . The 2005 NFL MVP award winner visited the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday and Monday and is scheduled to visit the New Orleans Saints Wednesday. Both the Bengals and the Saints see Alexander as a depth play, Cincinnati to back up Rudy ...

What's interesting about the Shaun Alexander sweepstakes is that the two teams that have publicly expressed interest (Bengals and Saints), have two running backs coming off injury in Rudi Johnson and Deuce McAllister. The Bengals let Alexander on the plane without offering a deal while he concluded the visit was "a good visit". If Alexander were to sign with his home town team, ...

So rumor has it that the New Orleans Saints are interested in Shaun Alexander.  With the running corp they have I have no idea why, but apparently they are.  Moreover it is expected that if Alexander is brought aboard that could be the end of Deuce McAllister's stay in New Orleans. McAllister is injury prone, but when he is upright he can be one hell of a back.  You can ...

Of course we are going to start off the day with a nice big helping of Shaun Alexander this morning. The Times-Pic and the Sun Herald both had articles telling us about the former (can't stress that word enough) MVP's visit to New Orleans. The only intersting part came from the Times-Pic. Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis confirmed Alexander's visit, but he declined further comment. ...

Because Reggie Bush isn't getting the job done at the position of under productive running back, the Saints are bringing in Shaun Alexander for a chat . The last two years, Alexander's averaged 3.6 and then 3.5 yards per carry, which should mesh nicely with Reggie Bush's 3.6 and 3.7 yards per carry. I love the idea. The move should result in the Saints offense being very well-rested, ...

Though his release by the Seattle Seahawks initially was met with the soothing melody of crickets rubbing their wings together, running back Shaun Alexander is suddenly hearing the chirping of a cell phone instead. Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that Alexander will follow his visit with the Cincinnati Bengals with a trip to New Orleans, where he’ll [...]