Saints add Ladell Betts
The New Orleans Saints didn’t wait long to replace fallen RB Lynell Hamilton, who was lost for the season last week. The Saints just signed former Washington Redskin Ladell Betts to a one-year $755,000 contract plus a $50,000 signing bonus.
Many people might jump to the conclusion (like Pat Yasinskas of ESPN.com did) that Betts will join the backfield rotation with Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush. We don’t think so. We even think he might not make the team.
Betts was never a great RB and he’s now coming off reconstructive knee surgery on his torn ACL and MCL. He’s 31-years old now and in his ninth year. He’s never really been terribly good. We don’t see him taking too much from Thomas, if anything at all.
Betts also had interest from Houston, San Francisco and Denver, but there is a reason he hasn’t been on anyone’s roster until now.
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