Sean Payton says the story of a Saints walk-on player from the early 2000s would make a better movie than "Invincible."

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/saints as Saints Price Tag Revealed For Trey Hendrickson. If the New Orleans Saints want to add another high-end defensive player into the mix, there is a guy potentially out there who has a clear connection to New Orleans.

The No. 19 does not have a lengthy history with the Saints, but it is highlighted by an iconic kicker and one of the franchise's better wideouts:

After the Saints used the ninth overall selection on Texas tackle Kelvin Banks Jr, many believed the offensive line in New Orleans was set for the future. Taliese Fuaga had a great rookie year, and the interior of the line has been mostly set for a few seasons with Cesar Ruiz and Erik McCoy.

The interior of the defensive line might be the Saints' most crowded position. Trading Khalen Saunders to the Jacksonville Jaguars only provided some relief.

Another Saints free agent is off the market. The Minnesota Vikings are signing a former Saints running back just in time for their preseason finale:

Wales international Rachel Rowe has joined WSL2 newcomers Nottingham Forest from rivals Southampton. The 32-year-old midfielder is the ninth signing of the summer transfer window for last season's National League title winners. "I'm really excited to be joining Nottingham Forest," said Rowe.

The New Orleans Saints traded defensive tackle Khalen Saunders to the Jacksonville Jaguars after the two teams faced off in the preseason on Sunday, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.

"Hill is still a playmaker when healthy, but the Saints could save $10 million towards the 2025 salary cap if they cut him. It's unlikely Hill does get cut, but he won't be returning to action in the first month of the season either. The Saints can stash Hill on PUP so he doesn't have to take a 53-man spot," Kerr wrote.