Roman Harper Inducted into Senior Bowl Hall of Fame

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Roman Harper, the former New Orleans Saints safety and Super Bowl 44 champion, is headed

to the Senior Bowl Hall of Fame.

He's part of the class of 2026, joining Jason Campbell, Bogor McFarland, nor of Turner,

and Harry Agani's.

Harper built his career after getting picked in the second round of the 2006 NFL draft

out of the Alabama Crimson Tide.

He's shown as a pass rusher early on, notching 17 sacks in his first eight seasons with

the Saints.

Fans and teammates still celebrate his leadership, especially after Pro Bowl nods in 2009 and

2010.

He later helped the Carolina Panthers in their Super Bowl 50 push before returning to finish

strong in New Orleans.

Now, Harper links up with fellow Saints stars in the hall, like Terran Armstead from

the class of 2025, and Cameron Jordan from 2, 121.

The Senior Bowl keeps playing a big role in the Saints' pre-draft scouting, helping

them spot talent year after year.

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