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Ex-Rams second -round pick Akers was traded to the Minnesota Vikings in 2023 .
The Vikings traded him back to Houston Texans in 2024 .
Akers has rushed 502 times for 2,025 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career.
He'll join Alvin Kamara , Clyde Edwards-Helaire , Kendre Miller , and Devin Neal in the New Orleans Saints' backfield.
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