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.
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 currently hold the eighth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. During the three-day process, could they actually trade away a quarterback to improve their overall capital for this year or next?
The New Orleans Saints quarterback isn’t settling after a strong rookie campaign. Instead, he is looking to improve with some of his teammates in black and gold right before this year’s NFL Draft.
The closer we get to NFL Draft Day, the better read we can get on which way a team might go early. For the New Orleans Saints, who currently hold pick No.
The New Orleans Saints hold the eighth overall pick in this year’s draft as of now. Their choice will impact a lot of teams in the first round. What does an anonymous scout think they may do with that selection?
With just a few days remaining until the NFL Draft kicks off in Pittsburgh later this week, New Orleans Saints fans are getting revved up like they’re 12 years old and they’re ready to unwrap the newest video game system on Christmas morning.
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 New Orleans Saints enter NFL Draft week at a bold spot. They can build around second-year quarterback Tyler Shough starting with a top 10 pick. But will it be a wide receiver or running back at No.
The eighth pick in the NFL Draft has sort of been owned by the NFC South as of late, and this year is no different. For the sixth straight NFL Draft, if the New Orleans Saints remain at No.
When it comes to the New Orleans Saints and the NFL Draft, one thing we know: They have no problems making bold moves in moving up. However, going the other way is a rarity.
While the feeling among fans of the New Orleans Saints is as high as it has been since possibly the final moments before Drew Brees walked off the field of the Superdome as that final playoff game ended in January 2021, it doesn’t mean the Black and Gold is ready to reassume their place at the top of the NFC South.
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.
A quarterback significantly influences draft discussions, even if he isn’t the most prominent figure in the room, and this is the situation they finds itself in right now.
Recent whispers suggested that Miami edge-rusher Rueben Bain Jr. will not fall beyond the 10th overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft even though it was learned this past weekend that he was involved in a fatal vehicular crash when he was a sophomore in March 2024.
The 2026 NFL Draft is filled with players who have local ties to the New Orleans area, but there are also several prospects who have unique ties to the Saints organization. It’s now a good time to look at the 2026 NFL Draft with less of a lens only on the football aspect.
As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, more and more visits are happening. The New Orleans Saints have shown a lot of interest in pass catchers and defensive backs so far when it comes to the early rounds, but a recent report on a defensive line visit is a notable one.
The New Orleans Saints were surprisingly capable in 2025, finishing the regular season 6-11. New Orleans rode that momentum into the offseason, signing some great players in NFL free agency.
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.
According to Nick Underhill, the Saints have exercised the fifth-year option for DT Bryan Bresee. The option is worth $13.931 million fully guaranteed for the 2027 season.
After the Saints signed RB Travis Etienne to a four-year deal, HC Kellen Moore called it a “full offseason process” when talking about RB Alvin Kamara‘s future.