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Patriots to the Saints this offseason and he sounds pretty happy about his choice of a new team as his first offseason in New Orleans winds down.Brown spent four years in New England and won a pair of Super Bowls in three trips over the last three seasons Jonah Williams Jersey , which is experience that defensive line coach Ryan Nielsen said the team will “lean on him for” during the season. For now, though, Nielsen said the focus is on fundamentals and Brown is enjoying how that’s played out.“I just love it. It was a defense where I knew I could have fun, and I really like having fun out there on the field, so it seemed very intriguing Elgton Jenkins Jersey ,” Brown said, via the . “It just makes everything easier.”The Saints moved quickly to sign Brown in free agency and he appears set for a big role early in the year. Tyeler Davison left as a free agent, Sheldon Rankins is coming off a torn Achilles and David Onyemata could face league discipline after being cited for marijuana possession, so Brown may be the surest bet on the interior for Week One. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)Chris Gedney http://www.packerscheapshoponline.com/cheap-authentic-jace-sternberger-jersey , an All-American tight end at Syracuse who played in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals, has died. He was 47.Gedney’s death Friday was announced by Syracuse, where he did commentary for the school’s football games and was a senior associate athletic director. No cause of death was disclosed.”Chris was a wonderful co-worker, a friend to all and deeply loyal to Syracuse University and our community,” Syracuse athletic director John Wildhack said in a statement.Gedney played seven seasons in the NFL but was hampered by a broken leg Dexter Williams Jersey , among other injuries. He played in 28 games over four seasons for the Bears and caught 28 passes for 307 yards and three touchdowns. In three seasons with the Cardinals, he appeared in 45 games and caught 55 passes for 607 yards and five touchdowns.A consensus All-American for the Orange in 1992, Gedney helped lead the Orange to four bowl games and set Syracuse records for receptions by a tight end in a season (34 in 1992) and career (91). He was named to Syracuse’s All-Century football team in 2002.Gedney turned to broadcasting in 1996, working as a radio analyst for college and pro games before moving back to Syracuse. He was promoted to senior associate athletic director in 2011 and also was a radio analyst for Syracuse football.