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Former Cleveland wide receiver Jarvis Landry has now switched teams and is quite happy with his decision. Jarvis has signed a 1-year contract with the New Orleans Saints, which happens to be his home team. The athlete started his football career with LSU and, being a Louisiana native, he is more than ready to play for his home team.

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New Orleans Saints posted a video on Twitter where Jarvis can be seen saying- “This is special time! As a kid growing up, being from Louisiana, you always want to play for your hometown team. So, it’s a blessing to be here and have this opportunity.”

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Landry has played 4 NFL seasons with both Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns respectively, and now he is blessed enough to play for his dream team. 

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Although the receiver had many offers lined up, he preferred to choose a location that is close to his heart rather than going in for a huge amount. According to Tom Pelissero, Landry’s one-year deal with the saints is worth $6 million.

Jarvis Landry is important to the Saint’s strong offense 

Landry said he was able to take a firm decision to join the Saints. The talks with GM Mickey Loomis, Head Coch Dennis Allen, and Quarterback Jameis Winston played a major role in helping him to do the same. This month, another big player from Louisiana, Tyrann Mathieu, joined New Orleans Saints after the Kansas City Chiefs relieved him.

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Apart from the 5-times Pro Bowler, Jarvis Landry, the Saints have also gained Chris Olave. They have worked on their offense pretty well this season and will soon expect a promising start from the entire team. Also, Michael Thomas, who is a 3-time Pro Bowler, will return to the side after his ankle injury.

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