NEW ORLEANS — The NFL quarterback market just took a veteran turn. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports that Derek Carr is ready to end his short-lived retirement and return to the league for the 2026 season.
It doesn't sound like a trade is coming in the future for the New Orleans Saints centered around retired quarterback Derek Carr. Rumors surfaced that he
Derek Carr’s comeback tour isn’t exactly selling out stadiums left and right. Several reporters emerged last month indicating that Carr was “very serious” about making an NFL comeback.
The crescent moon is rising over New Orleans. For the first time in years, the air around the Caesars Superdome has a waft of genuine hope rather than just the heavy scent of rebuilding.
The New Orleans Saints have one of the more interesting players who could be available depending on the situation. It’s been more than a month since quarterback Derek Carr stated he would return to the NFL to play for a Super Bowl contender.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The New Orleans Saints looked lost last offseason, but they put together a very productive year behind rookie quarterback Tyler Shough and first year head coach Kellen Moore.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a few major holes on their roster, but it didn't take long for them to dive into free agency. They were able to add David Edwards to fill a huge hole at offensive guard.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a lot of pressing holes on their roster, but not very much cap space to make the splashes that fans would want.
The New Orleans Saints have been aggressive so far in free agency and they opened up even more room on Saturday. ESPN's Katherine Terrell reported on Saturday morning that New Orleans has restructured veteran defensive end Carl Granderson's contract and freed up just over $8 million in the process.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
New Orleans Saints running back Travis Etienne Jr. dropped a pronunciation bombshell during his introductory press conference on Friday, admitting that fans, announcers, and even NFL commissioner Roger Goodell have been butchering his last name for years.
The New Orleans Saints still have a hole with their pass rush and a team legend is still out there looking for a new deal. Cameron Jordan has played more games as a member of the Saints than any other player in franchise history.
The newest New Orleans Saints running back opened up on naming his son after his current team, his family ties to the team and what it means to be home.
While the first wave of free agency across the National Football League has come to an end, that doesn't mean that the market is closed. The first few days of free agency are always hectic and feature a massive amount of moves.
The New Orleans surprised plenty of folks this week when they signed former Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne Jr. to a four-year deal worth up to $52 million.
The New Orleans Saints have made a lot of big additions this offseason, but they still need to make a few more moves. They could look to add a wide receiver in free agency or the NFL draft.
The Saints are retaining free agent guard Dillon Radunz. The parties have agreed to a two-year contract, Katherine Terrell of ESPN reports. The Titans spent a 2021 second-round pick on Radunz, who did not become a regular until his third year.
The future of New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara remains unclear. The Saints signed Travis Etienne to begin free agency, and with Lamara already on the roster, it was a bit of a surprising move.