McCray charged with DWI: New Orleans police say that Saints defensive end Bobby McCray has been arrested for a variety of traffic charges. Police spokesman Gary Flot says McCray was stopped by an officer who saw him speeding about 4:30 a.m. today. He was booked into Orleans Parish prison for alleged driving while intoxicated, speeding, careless operation of a motor vehicle and not having his vehicle registration with him. Flot says it was a normal DWI arrest, and McCray did not offer any resistance. A Saints spokesman says the team is aware of the situation and will let the legal process take its course. McCray was signed to a five-year contract in March 2008, and took over as the starter during the last half of the season when defensive end Charles Grant was injured. He responded with 37 tackles (26 solo), the second-highest total of his career, and a club-high six sacks. This season, playing as a backup, McCray has appeared in all 15 games, and has 10 tackles and 1.5 sacks.
Not interested in Georgia job: LSU Defensive Coordinator John Chavis is telling his players he has no interest in the same job at Georgia. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says Chavis has told several players he is staying in Baton Rouge. Chavis, who spent 20 years at Tennessee, is wrapping up his first year with the Tigers. Georgia is looking at several people to take over the Bulldogs’ defense, including Bob Sanders, the defensive line coach for the Buffalo Bills, and Todd Grantham, the defensive line coach for the Dallas Cowboys.
