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Christopher Gates from Daily Norseman joins us to preview the newest return specialist for the Saints." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesCanal Street Chronicles homepageHorizontal - WhiteCanal Street Chroniclesa New Orleans Saints communityFollow Canal Street Chronicles online:Follow Canal Street Chronicles on TwitterFollow Canal Street Chronicles on FacebookLog in or sign upLog InSign UpSite searchSearchSearchCanal Street Chronicles main menuFanpostsFanshotsSectionsLibrarySaintsOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 321 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections InterviewsNew Orleans Saints SatireWho Dat HistoryCanal Street Chronicles Tutorial5 Questions with Daily Norsemen Pt. 3: Marcus SherelsNew DeMario Davis Jersey Stitched ,1commentChristopher Gates from Daily Norseman joins us to preview the newest return specialist for the Saints.CDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:5 Questions with Daily Norsemen Pt. 3: Marcus SherelsTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Sean Gardner/Getty ImagesOur friend Christopher Gates over at SB Nation’s Daily Norseman on the Minnesota Vikings, was kind enough to answer a few questions about one of the new additions to the New Orleans Saints: PR Marcus Sherels.Vikings Twitter seems to be mixed on the departing Sherels, with some adamantly lamenting the loss, while others seem to celebrate it. What gives?The Saints have long struggled in the return game. What is the team getting with the addition of Sherels?It looks like Sherels predominately returns only punts. Is he just not cut out for returning kickoffs?The Saints were able to add Sherels on a one-year deal for only $1.02 million, with only $90k guaranteed. Were you surprised to see Sherels walk away from Minnesota for what feels like so little?If called on in a pinch to play defense Youth Teddy Bridgewater Jersey , can Sherels hold his own?Thank-you, for taking the time to talk with us! Saints fans, make sure you check out their work over at Daily Norseman. You can follow them on Twitter at @DailyNorseman, and of course, as always Teddy Bridgewater Jersey Stitched , you can follow me on Twitter @dunnellz.Why the New Orleans Saints Could Win it All, Part VII: Linebackers To see previous Parts, click below:Part I: Offensive LinePart II: Running BacksPart III: Wide ReceiversPart IV: Tight EndsPart V: QuarterbacksPart VI: Defensive Line--------------------------------------------------------------------------The Saints made a concerted effort to improve the Linebacking corps in 2017. They added A.J. Klein of the Carolina Panthers and former Notre Dame star Manti Te’o in free agency anddrafted Alex Anzalone out of Florida in the 3rd Round of the 2017 NFL Draft.Then came the injuries. The Saints lost Anzalone early in the season when he was just beginning to show signs of promise. The Saints lost Klein in December to a sports hernia. Like in 2016, Craig Robertson was then thrust back as a starter for the Saints at linebacker and Manti Te’o saw significantly more spans than he would have foreseen at the time of signing the contract.Because of all of the injuries, the Saints were forced to address the position yet again in the 2017-2018 offseason Youth Larry Warford Jersey , adding former New York Jets LB Demario Davis early in free agency.So here’s why they’re better in 2018:Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY SportsDemario Davis had a great year for himself on a bad Jets team in 2017. In fact, he had Pro Football Focus’s highest grade for a single game in 2017 with his Week 3 performance against the Miami Dolphins. Davis brings his 97 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 3 passes defended from 2017 to the Saints linebackers in 2018, and should help improve one of the few weaknesses on the defensive side of the ball. Davis’s health should also be noted, as he’s played a full 16 games each of the 5 years of his career.In spite of the trade talks that have circulated Larry Warford Jersey Stitched , the Saints are slotted to have Klein and Anzalone returning from injury in 2017. Manti Te’o had a solid year in 2017 after being thrust into starter’s snaps, and now he and Craig Robertson can go back to be rotational and special teams pieces.If everyone is healthy (which with Anzalone’s injury history is a big “if”), what was a weakness on the Saints defense in 2017 could be another strength in 2018.