The agent for veteran cornerback Fabian Washington says his client has agreed to contract terms with the Saints. Brian Mackler said Sunday that Washington had agreed to a deal. The 28-year-old Washington is entering his seventh season out of Nebraska.

The Saints have agreed to terms on a contract with rookie running back Mark Ingram. New Orleans drafted Ingram with the 28th overall pick in April.

Darren Sproles has told The Associated Press that he has decided to sign with the Saints as a free-agent. Sproles agreed to a four-year, $14 million deal with $6 million guaranteed, a league source told NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora. On Thursday, New Orleans agreed to trade Reggie Bush to Miami.

We don't know exactly what the Saints will get from the Dolphins in the Reggie Bush trade, but they will at least obtain safety Jonathon Amaya. Amaya played in 10 games as a reserve for Miami last season and was a standout player on special teams.

The Dolphins have finalized a deal to land running back Reggie Bush on Thursday. Miami and New Orleans agreed on terms of a trade on Wednesday. The Dolphins negotiated a two-year, $10 million with Bush, according to a source. It isn't yet known what the Saints will receive as part of the trade. Bush was due about $11.8 million this season, the final year of his contract with New Orleans.

The Saints and Dolphins worked on the terms of a trade Wednesday that would send running back Reggie Bush to Miami, according to a report. The deal is contingent on Bush agreeing to a new contract with the Dolphins. Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reports that Bush is still considering whether or not to accept the trade. Bush is due $11.8 million in the final year of his current contract with New Orleans.

Saints cornerback Tracy Porter is expecting to be healed from offseason knee surgery in time for the start of the regular season, according to the team's trainer. Porter has been running and doing "all of his functional movement," such as backpedaling and change of direction work. Harris labeled Porter as "ahead of schedule" but said he has been running "with caution" and has not been doing a lot of full acceleration yet.

Vikings punter Chris Kluwe has pointed a finger at the players listed as plaintiffs in the player's antitrust suit against the NFL. Kluwe used Twitter to bash plaintiffs in the lawsuit who reportedly are pushing for compensation before settling the case, a power move that some speculate could delay the finalization of a new collective bargaining agreement. "Sigh, and once again greed is the operative byword," Kluwe posted under his Twitter handle, @chriswarcraft, on Tuesday. "Congrats Brees, Manning, Mankins, and Jackson for being 'that guy'. #douchebags." When reached Tuesday, Kluwe said he thought carefully about his tweet and simply expressed his feelings on the issue. "We're so close (to a new CBA), and to jeopardize it for something like that, it seems greedy and selfish," Kluwe said. "It paints players in a bad light. As far as I know, since it is a class-action suit, it's all of us that are being represented."

Peyton Manning and Drew Brees are not seeking separate settlements in the Brady vs. NFL antitrust lawsuit that's part of the on-going labor negotiations between owners and players, said the agent for both players. "Asserting anything else is nonsense," agent Tom Condon said. "Drew and Peyton have been two of the staunchest supporters of the players throughout this process. "What they are doing is endorsing the players' (bargaining position), not pursing anything individually."

Reggie Bush's family has taken back a copy of his 2005 Heisman Trophy from a San Diego sports museum. The San Diego Hall of Champions returned the trophy to the family on Friday. The museum received the trophy from the family in March, but never displayed it. Bush relinquished his title as Heisman winner last year after an NCAA probe concluded that he and his family accepted improper benefits from would-be sports agents while Bush was still playing for USC.