With backup quarterback Geno Smith having surgery on Friday to remove a cyst from his knee Youth Patrick Robinson Jersey , the Seahawks added another quarterback to the roster on Saturday.Seattle signed former New Orleans Saints quarterback J.T. Barrett and added linebacker Juwon Young to their roster. To make room on their 90-man, the team waived linebacker Chris Worley and safety Marwin Evans.Barrett went undrafted before signing with the Saints last year. He was yo-yoed on and off the team’s practice squad all season before re-signing with the team on a futures contract in January. However, the Saints released Barrett just after the start of training camp.Barrett started 44 games at Ohio State during his college career. He completed 64.7 percent of his passes for 3,053 yards with 35 touchdowns and nine interceptions in his final year for the Buckeyes. Barrett also rushed for 798 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior.Barrett will get a chance to show the Seahawks something while Smith is on the mend after surgery. Smith and Paxton Lynch have been competing for Seattle’s backup job behind Russell Wilson. Smith may have a chance to be back in time for the team’s next preseason game against Minnesota next Sunday. In case he’s not, Barrett will have a week of practice to get up to speed in Seattle’s offense.Young was a tryout player in Seattle’s rookie mini-camp in May.Worley and Evans both played in the team’s preseason opener against Denver on Thursday night. Who was your Saints regular season M.V.P.?"Brees continued to play at an elite level most weeks. His 3,992 passing yards fell just shy of extending his own league record to thirteen straight seasons with over 4,000 yards through the air. He did break another of his own NFL records though, by leading the league in completion percentage with 74.4%, shattering his own mark set last year. During the course of the season, Brees became the NFL's all-time leader in completions and passing yardage Patrick Robinson Jersey Stitched , while inching toward the top spot in touchdown passes. He finished this year with 32 touchdown passes and only 5 interceptions, and added another four scores rushing. Brees threw for over 300 yards six times this year, and at 39 years old may finally win the much deserved, and overdue, league M.V.P. award that has eluded him throughout his legendary career. Michael Thomas Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty ImagesThomas was targeted on 147 passes, and led the NFL with a team record 125 receptions, an incredible 87.8% catch percentage. He caught 9 touchdown passes, and his 1,405 receiving yards were also a single season franchise record. He continues to be highly productive against defenses designed to try and stop him, and has been nearly unstoppable on intermediate routes and third downs. Thomas' 321 receptions within his first three seasons are an NFL record Youth Jermon Bushrod Jersey , and the 25-yr. old wideout appears to be just getting started. He already has an impressive collection of team records, and is already getting his name mentioned among the greatest players in team history, with perhaps the best to come. Alvin Kamara Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty ImagesKamara led the Saints with 883 yards rushing, averaging 4.6 yards per carry and scored 14 rushing touchdowns, a single season team record. He was also second on the team with 81 receptions for 709 yards and added another 4 scores through the air. Kamara's 18 offensive touchdowns were second in the league, and tied Dalton Hilliard for the single season franchise mark. Last year's offensive rookie of the year surprised some with his ability to be effective as an inside runner. Pro Bowl running back Mark Ingram missed the first four games due to a league suspension, but Kamara showed that he had the ability to take on the role of an every down back. He is one of the league's most versatile weapons, and can be deadly anywhere along the offensive formation, striking fear in opposing defenses from any position. Ryan Ramczyk Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty ImagesThe entire Saints offensive line brutalized opponents throughout the 2018 season, controlling games and flattening defenses. Ramczyk Jermon Bushrod Jersey Stitched , the second year right tackle, played at a Pro Bowl level all season. The line protected their Hall of Fame quarterback well, allowing Brees to get sacked only 17 times. They also paved the way for a top ten rushing attack that averaged nearly 127 yards per game and led the league with 26 rushing touchdowns. Much of that success on the ground came over the right side, where Ramczyk and guard Larry Warford formed one of the most formidable duos in the league. Ramczyk was overlooked in this year's Pro Bowl voting, along with ridiculous oversights to Kamara, Sheldon Rankins, and Demario Davis, but the 24-yr. old lineman is already recognized as one of the better tackles in the league. Cameron Jordan Chuck Cook-USA TODAY SportsJordan had another outstanding season, getting voted to his second straight Pro Bowl and fourth overall. He led the team with 12 sacks, 18 tackles for loss Youth DeMario Davis Jersey , and 21 quarterback hits. Often subjected to double or even triple team blocking, Cam Jordan continues to make plays, and is one of the NFL's best defensive linemen. He is underrated as a run defender, and is one of the most versatile edge rushers in the league, able to beat opponents with both power and speed. Sheldon Rankins Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty ImagesRankins provided a monstrous presence in the middle of the Saints defense, exactly what the team envisioned when selecting him with the 12th overall pick of the 2016 draft. Rankins had career highs with 41 tackles and 8 sacks, which was second on the team. He destroyed interior blocking schemes for the opposition, often blowing up plays before they developed. He has given the defense a viable inside pass rushing threat to go along with the edge presence of Jordan, Alex Okafor, rookie Marcus Davenport DeMario Davis Jersey Stitched , along with coordinator Dennis Allen's blitz packages. Rankins' ability to collapse the pass pocket has forced opposing quarterbacks into critical mistakes, along with limiting the overall effectiveness of the passing game at times. Demario Davis Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY SportsDavis was arguably the best offseason free agent signing of the entire NFL. He led the Saints in both solo (74) and total tackles (110) while forcing two fumbles, adding a fumble recovery, and finishing third on the team with 5 sacks. His sideline to sideline aggressiveness and athleticism provided an instant upgrade to the New Orleans front seven and linebacking corps. Davis combined with Alex Anzalone and A.J. Klein to give the team it's best linebacking unit in years. They spearheaded a defense that finished second in rushing yards and yards per carry, bottling up some of the best running backs in the league. Davis has proven equally effective against the pass as well as the run. He's capably covered both backs and tight ends, as well as being a devastating blitzer. Wil Lutz Brad Rempel-USA TODAY SportsLutz had one of the best kicking seasons of anyone in Saints history. He scored 136 points and converted 28 of his 30 field goal attempts, including all 15 attempts of under 40 yards. Lutz has been the model of consistency, and has given New Orleans one of the most stable kicking situations in the league. His accuracy and strong leg allow the Saints important scoring opportunities from well outside the red zone, which may prove to be vital throughout the playoffs.