WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Garrett Grayson has become the victim of a numbers game during the Saints’ first two practices of training camp.
There simply aren’t enough snaps to go around. The New Orleans Saints need to get Drew Brees ready for the start of the season, get a good enough look at Ryan Griffin and Luke McCown to settle the backup battle and somehow find a way to get Grayson enough work to help the third-round pick develop.
It’s a lot to manage. With only about 30 passing plays taking place in team drills during each practice, someone is always going to walk off the field wishing he had received more work.