FA Guard Dillon Radunz visiting the Saints

FA Guard Dillon Radunz visiting the Saints

Becton revived his career in Philly after this tenure with the Jets:

After a promising rookie season — in which he was drafted before perennial All-Pro Tristan Wirfs — Becton battled weight issues, injuries and antagonistic Jets fans online for the bulk of his New York career. He had two separate major knee injuries, and when asked, said he'd rather not move to right tackle before his final season with the Jets. So he wasn't re-signed or given an extension, and instead, signed a minimum deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

So now, he chose to go play for Jim Harbaugh, and Justin Herbert with a rising Charger team. Ya'll gotta let this go. It is unlikely the Saints got a sniff by Becton, even with Moore as HC. In his farewell Philly tweet, he did not mention Moore by name, but he wrote this about his OL Coach, Jeff Stoutland:

“Coach Jeff Stoutland, thank you. From Day One, you believed in me, even before I fully believed in myself. You saw something in me, challenged me, and pushed me to reach a level I never knew I had. You made me a better player, but more importantly, a better man. What I’ll take away most is your mindset, your attention to detail, and the way you prepared every single day. You set the standard, and that will stick with me as I continue my career.”