The New Orleans Saints made yet another move in free agency on Tuesday and it was somewhat of a surprise. Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reported that New Orleans agreed to terms on a deal with veteran running back Ty Chandler.
The New Orleans Saints had a lot of big holes on their roster coming into the offseason, but they addressed a few of them in a big way in free agency. The Saints were able to land Travis Etienne to shore up the running back room now that Alvin Kamara is nearing the end of his NFL career.
The New Orleans Saints are all-in on second-year quarterback Tyler Shough, and might be about to add an elite burner to his supporting cast during the NFL Draft.
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 desperately need to find a second wide receiver for their offense. Right now, their unit consists of Chris Olave and not much else.
Coming into the 2025 NFL draft, the New Orleans Saints needed a draft that would help reset their roster to begin the Kellen Moore era. The Saints’ two biggest needs before the 2025 draft were a cornerstone for their offensive line and a quarterback of the future who would grow into a franchise quarterback.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a massive hole in their wide receiver room. They have Chris Olave, who's emerging as one of the better wide receivers in the NFC, but not much else.
Cameron Jordan remains unsigned with free agency well underway. The Saints icon could continue his career in New Orleans, but it is still unclear if that will prove to be the case.
The New Orleans Saints don't need to make a change in the running back room at this time. New Orleans entered free agency with a clear hole in the room and plugged it by signing Travis Etienne Jr.
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.
The first wave of 2026 NFL free agency has been a whirlwind for the New Orleans Saints. While general manager Mickey Loomis made big splashes by signing running back Travis Etienne Jr.
NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Saints just torched the first week of 2026 free agency by dropping $113 million on two offensive players, yet the biggest name in the building hasn’t even picked up a phone.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot of holes left on their roster after spending big in free agency, which isn't a good thing at all. But the silver lining is the Saints spent big to acquire a few players who will likely be franchise cornerstones for a few seasons.
To say that the City of New Orleans fully embraced Banana Ball this weekend would be a massive understatement. The Savannah Bananas brought their brand of barnstorming baseball to the Big Easy, where over 60,000 fans packed the Louisiana Superdome over two straight nights to see sports' greatest spectacle.
The New Orleans Saints have had a strong offseason so far and there is still plenty of time for more moves. New Orleans entered the offseason with two major holes: guard and depth in the running back room.
The New Orleans Saints looked lost and confused last offseason following the sudden medical retirement of Derek Carr. But they quickly pivoted to Spencer Rattler and eventually Tyler Shough to replace Carr.
The New Orleans Saints started the offseason strong by making an important defensive move, bringing back Kaden Elliss on a three-year, $33 million deal to restore some punch and familiarity at linebacker.
At his introductory press conference after signing a free-agent deal with the New Orleans Saints last week, running back Travis Etienne Jr. explained that we've all been saying his name wrong this whole time.
The New Orleans Saints were under a lot of pressure coming into the offseason. They were looked at as one of the worst rosters in the entire league, but with rookie offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr.
For years, the New Orleans Saints were stuck adding several void years to the simplest contracts to ensure they were salary-cap compliant. Take Taysom Hill's unusually large four-year, $140 million contract restructure as an example.
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 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.
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.