The New Orleans Saints are on the outside looking in on the playoffs. While this is the case, Saints fans should have a lot of hope right now. One reason why simply is the New England Patriots.
The New Orleans Saints arguably need to find a way to keep linebacker Demario Davis around for the 2026 season. That really isn't much of a hot take. Davis spent the last eight seasons with the Saints and is one of the pillars of the franchise.
The New Orleans Saints will have an opportunity to add some high-end talent early in the 2026 National Football League Draft. New Orleans will be on the clock with the No.
The New Orleans Saints arguably need to add a wide receiver into the mix this offseason and an old friend is going to be available after Super Bowl LX.
The New Orleans Saints argubaly need to add at least one more piece to the wide receiver room this offseason. Chris Olave is the No. 1 receiver and there's no denying that.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The New Orleans Saints have a superstar running back on their hands in Alvin Kamara. That has been the case over the last nine seasons. But Kamara is now 30 years old and only was able to play in 11 games in 2025.
The New Orleans Saints entered the 2025 National Football League season with some serious questions at cornerback. When the Saints entered the 2024 season, they had Marshon Lattimore and Paulson Adebo along with Alontae Taylor.
The New Orleans Saints are headed for a new era of football right now. With rookie quarterback Tyler Shough under center, the team caught fire down the stretch last year.
The New Orleans Saints have some serious upside in the wide receiver room right now, but could use some more. New Orleans has Chris Olave, who is a clear, No.
The New Orleans Saints have quickly gone from a team that looked like it could use a full rebuild, to one that is a few pieces from potentially winning the NFC South in 2026.
It's going to be an interesting offseason for the New Orleans Saints, to say the least. New Orleans is trending upwards. That much is obvious. The Saints have pieces in place right now that can help this team out in the long run.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
It's no secret that a few pillars of the New Orleans Saints franchise are facing uncertain futures right now. Longtime Saints stars Demario Davis, Cameron Jordan, and Taysom Hill are all pending free agents.
The vibe has completely shifted around the New Orleans Saints. Halfway through the 2025 season, a perfect offseason for the Saints would've looked like a complete teardown.
The New Orleans Saints aren't in the playoffs, but an unlikely former member of the franchise got a deal done just in time for the AFC Championship Game.
The New Orleans Saints had one of the best overall rookies in football in 2025 in Tyler Shough. That's a big statement, but he backed it up. So much so that it was announced on Thursday that Shough is a finalist for the Associated Press National Football League Offensive Rookie of the Year Award.
The New Orleans Saints’ offense has a chance to be very good in 2026. Tyler Shough has all of the makings of a legit starting quarterback in this league.
The New Orleans Saints desperately need to add another wide receiver or two to their roster in the coming months. They have plenty of draft capital to swing a trade or two this offseason.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot to be excited about. They showed down the stretch that they can compete with anyone with Tyler Shough under center and with the defense they have under Brandon Staley.
The New Orleans Saints seemed to have found their franchise quarterback with rookie sensation Tyler Shough. Shough burst on the scene in a big way down the stretch last year, which should have Saints fans buzzing going into the offseason.
Veteran safety Julian Blackmon will not reach free agency this year. After back-to-back one-year contracts as a UFA, the six-year vet will stay with the Saints.
Saints HC Kellen Moore said that QB Tyler Shough has proven enough on the field and has shown significant improvement for the team to be comfortable with him as their starter in 2026.
A December report suggested that the New Orleans Saints could move on from head coach Kellen Moore after just one season. One theory at the time was that a different coaching staff could spend this winter searching for an upgrade at quarterback over 2025 rookie Tyler Shough.