Gregg Williams to the Tennessee Titans has been in the works for a while now, pending league reinstatement of Enemy No. 1. Williams, who was suspended indefinitely for his involvement in the New Orleans Saints bounty scandal, sat out all of last season while technically an employee of the St. Louis Rams. As of today he’s been reinstated, and he’s back coaching in the NFL.

You don’t exactly need this t-shirt appearing on every street corner in New Orleans to tell you that Roger Goodell isn’t exactly the most beloved person down by the bayou. Contrary to what you might believe as an outsider, Louisiana native and co-chair of the host committee James Carville says Bountygate is just water under the bridge.

Joe Vitt testified back in December regarding the Saints Bounty Scandal, but NOLA.com just recently obtained the transcript. There’s a ton in there: including wild praise for Jonathan Vilma, and some mean, mean words for Mike Cerullo and Gregg Williams. Highlights, after the jump.

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz had a big game in his team’s 52-27 victory over the New Orleans Saints yesterday, hauling in eight catches for 121 yards and a touchdown – and the subsequent salsa dance. And this screencap, which came right after Cruz’s TD at the start of the fourth quarter. What is going on with the back of his head there, we have no idea.

I’m splitting this post in two this morning. First comes what happened in the pros. Later, that college football contest in New Jersey you might have heard something about – the one that’s making it hard for me to get motivated enough to do anything today. But the show must go on. Up, up and away.

Seems as if the Saints ran into a bit of trouble upon touching down in Atlanta for tonight’s Thursday Night Football matchup with the NFC leading-Falcons: airport workers at Hartsfield-Jackson had mad yolks, yo.

Darren Sproles is a 5’6″ 190 lbs running back for the New Orleans Saints. He is also little and wiggly.

The Falcons entered New Orleans at 8-0. They’ll leave at 8-1 after losing to the Saints, 31-27.

Didn’t watch sports last night? Well, you missed Monday Night Football and a robust NBA schedule, so we hope you’re happy with yourself. And hey, maybe you are, since you probably know we’re about to catch you up on the action anyway. On this election day, consider this post our little civic duty. So let’s get to it, shall we?

Didn’t watch any sports last night? Oh. Well then. Guess you don’t care about things like the clinching game of the World Series (though we guess you’d be in some good company if you didn’t care about the World Series), or two of the best quarterbacks in football facing off. Your loss. But if you’ve seen the light and regret what you’ve done, we’re here to help: read after the jump to catch up on a pretty loaded Sunday night.