Julio Jones said he doesn’t compare himself to Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown. Both caught 136 passes last season to tie for the league lead. “I have a lot of respect for him, though. Our games are very different. I’m a bigger guy. He’s a smaller, quicker guy, in and out (of his breaks). I’m a bigger guy, I’m going to be more physical and attack the ball,” Jones says.
Luke Kuechly, who was limited this spring after undergoing shoulder surgery, practiced in full
Saints have shown signs of improvement in the first two weeks of training camp over the defensive units that finished 31st in total yards allowed the past two seasons
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, who is running with the second-team offense, said he benefitted from the “wakeup call,” he received in June when head coach Dirk Koetter tossed him out of a practice during an Organized Team Activity.