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Saints chief praises his Sharper mover

5 Oct 2009


Darren Sharper intercepted a pass and then sprinted 99 years for a touchdown as the New Orleans Saints beat New York Jets 24-10.

"I think Darren's got a good presence," said Saints head coach Sean Payton. "He watches the eyes of the quarterback. He made a real good play on that."

Results: Chicago 48 Detroit 24, Cleveland 20 Cincinnati 23 (OT), Denver 17 Dallas 10, Houston 29 Oakland 6, Indianapolis 34 Seattle 17, Jacksonville 37 Tennessee 17, Kansas City 16 NY Giants 27, Miami 38 Buffalo 10, New England 27 Baltimore 21, New Orleans 24 NY Jets 10, Pittsburgh 38 San Diego 28, San Francisco 35 St Louis 0, Washington 16 Tampa Bay 13

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