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Day Two of the 2009 New Orleans Saints Draft
by Doug Miller, NewOrleansSaints.com
Sunday, April 26, 2009 - 5:30 PM
The New Orleans Saints made three selections in the 2009 NFL Draft on Sunday, the second day of the draft.
In the fourth round the team opened the back-end of the two-day draft by selecting FS Malcolm Jenkins/Chip Vaughn.aspx">Chip Vaughn from Wake Forest.
Click here for Chip Vauhn’s biography.
Click here for a question and answer with Malcolm Jenkins/Chip Vaughn.aspx">Chip Vaughn.
Click here for a Malcolm Jenkins/Chip Vaughn.aspx">Chip Vaughn photo gallery.
Click here for an audio file of Malcolm Jenkins/Chip Vaughn.aspx">Chip Vaughn’s interview with the New Orleans media,
With their second pick in the fourth round, #118, the Saints again went to Wake Forest and called LB Stanley Arnoux’s name. The speedy Sunrise, Fla. native, of Haitian decent, will be tried at weakside linebacker by the Saints.
Click here for Stanley Arnoux’s biography.
Click here for a question and answer with Stanley Arnoux.
Click here for a Stanley Arnoux photo gallery.
Click here for an audio file of Stanley Arnoux’s interview with the New Orleans media.
Saints Head Coach Sean Payton’s desire to create top-flight competition at every spot on the team’s roster, the New Orleans Saints traded up into the fifth round to pick Thomas Morstead, a punter from Southern Methodist.
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Click here for the what the Saints surrendered to acquire the punter.
Listen to Head Coach Sean Payton talk about the Saints’ first two selections on the second day of the 2009 NFL Draft.
Click here to read a transcript pf Payton’s take on the Saints’ duo of Demon Deacons.
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