The New Orleans Saints slashed their roster ahead of the 53-man deadline. But one former Super Bowl winner with the Los Angeles Rams never made the final cut in the Big Easy.
The New Orleans Saints are getting their roster ready for Week 1 and unfortunately that means cuts left and right. Head coach Kellen Moore announced that the Saints cut 14 players on Monday in their "first wave" of cuts ahead of Tuesday's 53-man deadline, per NewOrleans.Football's Mike Triplett.
The New Orleans Saints announced on Monday that they have cut 14 players, including veteran RB Cam Akers. The team also waived 13 other players. The full list includes: RB Cam Akers P James Burnip WR Roderick Daniels Jr.
Perhaps the most comical thing of recent NFL history was pulled off by Kwesi Adofo-Mensah about ten months ago when he once again traded for running back Cam Akers.
All 32 NFL teams have crazy roster competitions at the end of the summer, and the New Orleans Saints will be no exception. At this point in the calendar, teams are still in the process of adding players, be they straggling veteran free agents or inexperienced long shots.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Cam Akers officially signs with the New Orleans Saints. Previously known as the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl-winning running back. The Los Angeles Rams selected Akers in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft, and he made an immediate impression during his rookie season.
Not every signing in the NFL means someone else is on the trade block, but the New Orleans Saints' latest free-agent acquisition is an interesting one to monitor.
Cam Akers was a member of the Los Angeles Rams when they won the Super Bowl in 2021. He was drafted by the Rams the year prior as a second-round pick, and he had a couple of productive seasons for the Rams when he was a part of their team.
The New Orleans Saints have had their eyes on the veteran running back market for quite some time. They've made an addition via free agency now. Kellen Moore found an option that he preferred, clearly. According to the team, the Saints have added running back Cam Akers to their roster as mandatory minicamp comes to a close.
The New Orleans Saints bolstered their offense Friday by adding a Super Bowl champion and former second-round pick to their running back room. Although the Saints have a proven playmaker in Alvin Kamara, the rest of their backfield is unproven.
The New Orleans Saints signed free agent running back Cam Akers to a one-year contract. Financial terms were not disclosed in the team announcement on Friday for Akers, who participated in the Saints' minicamp on a tryout basis.
The New Orleans Saints signed veteran running back Cam Akers on Monday, which could mean that former third-round pick Kendre Miller is available on the trade market.
The New Orleans Saints are bringing a guy to town with Super Bowl experience. 25-year-old running back Cam Akers came in for a tryout and did enough to impress the team to the point that New Orleans announced it was signing him to a deal, as shared by the team.
The New Orleans Saints signed RB Cam Akers to a contract, per Katherine Terrell. He was trying out for the team at minicamp this past week and evidently
Cam Akers’ tour of the NFC continues. The New Orleans Saints announced on Friday that they have signed the veteran running back Akers in free agency. Akers has agreed to terms with the Saints on a one-year deal.
The New Orleans Saints are hosting RB Cam Akers for a tryout during their minicamp this week, according to Nick Underhill. Akers, 25, was a second-round pick of the Rams out of Florida State in the 2020 NFL Draft.
The Minnesota Vikings acquired running back Cam Akers from the Houston Texans on Tuesday for a conditional sixth-round draft pick in 2026. The Texans also are sending a conditional seventh-round pick in 2026 to Minnesota.
Akers has completed his 360-degree turn. Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported Tuesday that the Houston Texans have traded the running back Akers to the NFC's lone remaining undefeated team.
The Vikings will have a new face leading their backfield this season after signing veteran running back Aaron Jones to a one-year deal in free agency. That doesn't mean Minnesota is done adding to the room.
Last September, the Vikings acquired running back Cam Akers from the Rams for...well, nothing. The deal was Akers and a conditional 2026 seventh-round pick to Minnesota for a conditional 2026 sixth-rounder.