Cameron Jordan, an eight-time Pro Bowl defensive end who has spent his 15-year career with New Orleans, will not have a new contract with the Saints by next week and will become a free agent, ESPN reported Thursday.
The New Orleans Saints made all the right moves last offseason to put the team in the right position to begin their rebuild. They were able to land multiple potential franchise cornerstones in the NFL draft.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot of talent scheduled to enter the open market next week. Free agency is coming and will kick off in just four days, as of writing, on March 9.
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 are at a very crucial step in their rebuild. While the most crucial step might have been finding a franchise quarterback, which they seemingly did last offseason with Tyler Shough, the next step is building a team around that quarterback.
Carr was on the Saints roster when he retired in May 2025 due to reasons related to a significant shoulder injury, so New Orleans still holds his rights.
The New Orleans Saints sat and watched Jeremiyah Love put on a show at the NFL Combine. Love blazed his 40-yard dash in 4.36 seconds while luring that same speed into the running back drills.
The New Orleans Saints could take a big leap forward next season, but they'll need to hit on a few key free agents. New Orleans is already $11.6 million over the projected salary cap threshold for next season (via OverTheCap), which is the fourth-worst situation of any team entering the new league year.
Rumors around retired New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr picked up loud and fast around the Super Bowl, but things seemingly have hit a wall since.
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.
It could be a transformational offseason for the New Orleans Saints. First and foremost, there's a lot of excitement and tangible buzz around the franchise after completely turning things around in the second half of the 2025 season.
The New Orleans Saints are already in the middle of a very crucial offseason. After landing their new franchise quarterback, Tyler Shough, in Round 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Saints need to begin building the roster around him to give him a chance at success.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot of moves they need to make this offseason if they want to continue pushing their rebuild in the right direction. After landing their potential franchise quarterback Tyler Shough in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Saints' rebuild got off to a hot start.
Free agency will kick off across the National Football League on March 9 and the clock is ticking. For the New Orleans Saints, it's going to have to get into salary cap compliance and also think about the future of Cameron Jordan, Taysom Hill, Demario Davis and Alontae Taylor.
The New Orleans Saints are in the middle of a crucial rebuild, which means they need to make all the right decisions in the near future if they want to right the ship and begin trending in the right direction.
The New Orleans Saints have a big few weeks ahead. In the coming days, we should hear more as the Saints prepare for the new league year. With five days to go until the March 9th free agency kick off, the Saints are currently $11 million over the salary cap, per Over The Cap.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot to be excited about with their future, which isn't a statement that could have been made a year ago. Last offseason, they had no hope, no quarterback after Derek Carr retired, and no money to spend in free agency.
The legal negotiation window for NFL Free Agency opens at 12 PM on Monday, March 8. Alontae Taylor, the New Orleans Saints’ 2022 second-round pick, is widely expected to attract significant interest from teams.
The New Orleans Saints will have a no-brainer decision to make if Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love is still on the board when it's time for the franchise to make its first selection in the 2026 National Football League Draft.
The Saints retained Carr's rights because he was on their roster when he surprisingly retired in May 2025 due to reasons related to a significant shoulder injury.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr retired in May 2025 due to a significant right shoulder injury caused by a labral tear and degenerative changes to his rotator cuff, bypassing surgery that would have sidelined him this season.
While the New Orleans Saints missed the playoffs in 2025, they showed some strides offensively under new quarterback Tyler Shough. Now, Shough and the offense will have a new coach to work with that was in their shoes not too long ago.
Before Carr retired in May 2025 due to reasons related to a significant shoulder injury, he dealt with multiple injury-related issues across the 2023 and 2024 campaigns.
The New Orleans Saints could be on the verge of adding a proven playmaker to their offense with predictions pointing to Keenan Allen as a potential free-agent target.
The New Orleans Saints had a productive offseason in 2025. Prior to that, though, there were concerns about some of the moves made by the front office.
Former Tennessee Vols running back Alvin Kamara just wrapped up his ninth season in the NFL. Kamara, who played at Tennessee in 2015 and 2016, was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft.