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| 26th December, 2008 - 3:14 pm |  ESPN - It's possible that veteran running back Deuce McAllister could play his final game with the Saints on Sunday against the Panthers.
"The way the people in this city love him, you hear it every Sunday," quarterback Drew Brees said. "They're chanting, 'Deuce,' and I've got to tell them to 'Shhhh, be quiet,' so the guys can hear me give the snap count down in the red zone."
McAllister is the Saints' all-time rusher.
"All I can do is go out and play and whatever happens after that is going to happen," McAllister said after Wednesday's practice. "I'm going to play again. There are a couple more years I still want to play. I have a contract, you know, so we'll see what happens."
Before the 2005 season, McAllister signed a seven-year extension that potentially would pay him a little more than $50 million through 2012. Since then, he has had reconstructive surgery on both knees. [READ] |
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