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Perhaps it isn't a coincidence that the Saints brought in Shiloh Keo (S) and John Phillips (TE). Keo was with the Broncos for last year's playoffs, this year's training camp and the first three games of this season. Phillips was with the Broncos through week 8 of this year. Check out the quote from their ST Coordinator - ha.
Bronco notes: Keo serves as spy for Saints | 9news.com
ENGLEWOOD—The Denver Broncos weren’t fooled.
They know it’s not a coincidence their former safety Shiloh Keo signed with the New Orleans Saints in the same week the two teams play each other.
“I could tell you that Shiloh is singing like a canary because he did it when he came here,’’ said Joe DeCamillis, the Broncos’ special teams coordinator. “I can tell you that right now. We played Cincinnati and he came in and gave us everything. That’s just the league. You just have to deal with it.’’
Last year, safety Shiloh Keo spent the offseason and training camp with the Cincinnati Bengals before he was among their final roster cuts in September. He was signed by the Broncos three months later on Dec. 9, 2015, and besides adding much-needed depth to an injury-depleted safety position, Keo came in handy three weeks later when the Broncos played the Bengals.
Keo stayed with the Broncos through the playoffs, offseason and training camp this year, and after serving a two-game suspension, played in three games for Denver this season before he was released again.
The Saints also signed tight end John Phillips late last week. Phillips played the first eight games for the Broncos this season. Between Keo and Phillips the Saints should have the Broncos’ tendencies on offense, defense and special teams covered.
Bronco notes: Keo serves as spy for Saints | 9news.com