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By Luke Johnson, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Playing a role in the deals the New Orleans Saints struck with their special teams spark plugs was a meeting in a family home with the better halves in attendance.
Free agency had yet to begin when Craig Robertson and Chris Banjo gathered at home with their wives. Both Robertson and Banjo were entering unrestricted free agency. They all had a lot to get through.
They sat there together a group and hashed things out for about an hour. They pored over possible outcomes — the goods, the bads, the what ifs. The thing was, nobody was really sure how this whole thing was going to play out.
Technically, this was Banjo’s second foray into free agency, but it was the first time he really had a market. He did not have the same type of NFL resumé he has now when he agreed to a two-year deal to re-up with the Saints after the 2016 season. The same was somewhat true for Robertson, who dealt with what he felt was a stigma that came with playing on some bad Browns teams during his first trip into free agency.
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I thought this was a good read that shows the tight knit family atmosphere in the locker room. Players want to be here.