New Orleans Saints players have been reacting on social mediaa to the apparent departure of running back Mark Ingram.
Defensive end Cam Jordan, whom the Saints drafted in 2011 just a few slots before picking Ingram, indicated how he felt:
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— cameron jordan (@camjordan94)
March 12, 2019 To me that’s family... I’ve made a lot of friends in the locker room and I’ve created family ties to some guys. I’ve watched some of the best teammates leave and IF this happens for real -- this one gone hurt
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94)
March 12, 2019 Offensive tackel Terron Armstead vouched for Ingram's locker room presence:
It’s really tough for people on the outside to understand Mark’s value. He brings energy to any room he steps in! Plays with fire that’s contagious to all of us! ⚜️ for life!
— Terron Armstead (@T_Armstead72)
March 12, 2019 Michael Thomas posted, then deleted, a tweet referencing Anthony Barr, a Minnesota Vikings linebacker who appeared ready to sign with the New York Jets, only to re-up with the Vikings.