The New Orleans Saints built a strong 2026 NFL Draft class. Kellen Moore looks to improve on his first year as the team’s head coach. This group of rookies and a key trade may make a massive difference.
With the 132nd overall pick of the NFL Draft (32nd in the fourth round), the New Orleans Saints selected Auburn guard Jeremiah Wright. It certainly fills a need at interior line, but Wright is not NFL ready and will need time to learn under Coach Kellen Moore and this offensive coaching staff.
Kellen Moore just added a unique chess piece for the New Orleans Saints passing game. Tyler Shough has a new target, and he will also help the run game going forward.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The New Orleans Saints passed on the opportunity to take edge rusher Rueben Bain on Thursday night in the NFL Draft. And now, if reports are true, the team could be looking to acquire a player via trade.
It did not take long for New Orleans Saints fans to buzz with excitement when the team took wide receiver Jordyn Tyson with the No. 9 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The New Orleans Saints got some extra buzz after they made their first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Their new wide receiver, Jordyn Tyson, broke down in happy tears following the announcement that he would be joining New Orleans.
New Orleans Saints kicker Charlie Smyth has enjoyed a dream journey in the National Football League (NFL), which has caught the eye of Shane Lowry. Lowry caught up with his fellow Irishman Smyth ahead of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the latest event on the PGA Tour.
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.
Mickey Loomis has made some memorable moves to climb up draft boards during his 23 years overseeing the Saints’ war room, and the longstanding GM is back on the radar for another such move.
We have made it clear in many of our stories this week that we’re not even sure the Saints know how to trade down. It’s certainly not because they don’t know how to make phone calls, because General Manager Mickey Loomis has made many a trade UP in the first round in his nearly quarter century in New Orleans.
Cameron Jordan and Alvin Kamara are two of the greatest Saints in franchise history, but neither player is guaranteed to suit up for the organization next season.
As the NFL Draft finally arrives Thursday night, the New Orleans Saints seem confident there will be many options for them at their current No. 8 slot.
With such a swirl of positivity around the emergence of quarterback Tyler Shough with the New Orleans Saints, it sometimes is easy to forget the team has not won more than six games since the 2023 season, and they have had a winning record just once since Sean Payton abruptly left the organization in January 2022.
Reese very well may be the best defender in the 2026 class, and his ability to play as an off-ball linebacker as well as edge-rusher gives him immense value.
Tyler Shough impressed after the Saints gave him the starting job around midseason last year, showing promise after losing a competition to Spencer Rattler in training camp.
When it comes to the NFL Draft, there are many polarizing topics among fans of the New Orleans Saints. No. 1 among those is whether to trade up. Throughout General Manager Mickey Loomis’ nearly quarter-century reign, he has never moved down, but loves to move up.
The New Orleans Saints could be a team to watch during the 2026 NFL Draft. New Orleans enters the draft with eight total selections, including the eighth overall pick.
It was 1967, and it was the first time the New Orleans Saints would ever participate in an NFL Draft. To say it was a different time and done with far less fanfare would be the understatement of the year.
The New Orleans Saints have their plan ready. Will it involve surprises during the 2026 NFL Draft? head coach Kellen Moore saw his team improve over the course of the 2025 season, but now, there’s pressure to continue that development and create a strong long-term roster.
For the first time since 2016, the New Orleans Saints could begin the 2026 NFL season without hybrid tight end Taysom Hill on their roster. While Hill playing for a different team seems like breaking an unwritten rule, a team reporter envisions him on either the Denver Broncos or Buffalo Bills in 2026.
The Saints' all-time leader in sacks acknowledged that the business side of the game might lead him away from the Big Easy, and there should be a strong interest in his services after the NFL Draft.