It could be an explosive offseason for the New Orleans Saints. First and foremost, the franchise has a bit of hope right now. After going 5-4 with Tyler Shough under center in the second half of the season, there has been a lot of energy around the franchise.
The New Orleans Saints have a star in the running back room in Alvin Kamara, but there are question marks around him and the room as a whole. The Saints' running back room was full of injuries in 2025 with Kamara, Kendre Miller and Devin Neal all dealing with different injuries throughout the season.
The New Orleans Saints struck gold in the 2025 NFL Draft, despite the fact that many analysts believed the Saints made horrible mistakes with their top two draft selections.
The New Orleans Saints have two big-time pass rushers under contract for the 2026 season in Chase Young and Carl Granderson. As of writing, Demario Davis and Cameron Jordan are both still up in the air for the 2026 season with the franchise because of the fact that they are both pending free agents.
It has been talked about over and over this offseason how the New Orleans Saints could use one more wide receiver if they want to take the offense, and Tyler Shough by proxy, to another level.
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While the New Orleans Saints missed the playoffs in 2025, they appear to have found their quarterback in Tyler Shough. Now, they’re entering the 2026 NFL Draft looking to build around him.
If the New Orleans Saints can add a wide receiver early in the 2026 National Football League Draft, they will be in a great position to make some noise in the division in 2026.
The New Orleans Saints were out of playoff contention at the trade deadline last season, so they opted to sell. The big move they made was a trade that sent Rashid Shaheed to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for a 2026 fourth-round draft pick and a 2026 fifth-round draft pick.
On the heels of a promising rebuild season, the New Orleans Saints can make a big splash in free agency if they make a few roster adjustments to clear salary cap space in the 2026 offseason.
The New Orleans Saints' offense line could be pretty good in 2026. New Orleans is set at offensive tackle for the foreseeable future with Kelvin Banks Jr., who will be entering his second season in the National Football League after being selected with the No.
The New Orleans Saints arguably are one wide receiver away from a high-powered passing attack. Tyler Shough showed what he can do in the second half of the 2025 season.
The New Orleans Saints need to make some moves over the course of this offseason to get their offense where it needs to be. Fortunately for Saints fans, the front office began pushing this offense in the right direction last year at the NFL draft.
The vibes are certainly high around the New Orleans Saints right now. The first half of the 2025 season was a struggle, to say the least. The Saints went 1-7 across the first eight games of the season before turning the starting quarterback job over from Spencer Rattler to Tyler Shough.
Cameron Jordan‘s contract is set to void just before the start of free agency. It remains to be seen if his career will continue into a 16th Saints season as a result.
The New Orleans Saints have three longtime stars with uncertain futures right now. Taysom Hill, Demario Davis and Cameron Jordan are all currently scheduled to hit the open market after long runs in New Orleans.
The New Orleans Saints need to be active in upgrading their offense this offseason. They need to add a wide receiver or two if they want to create a stable offense for Tyler Shough to play in.
During a recent chat with TMZ Sports, Jordan strongly suggested that he has no interest in signing with the New York Jets if the Jets come calling about his services next month.
We are just a few weeks away from free agency kicking off across the National Football League. In the meantime, the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is set to kick off on Monday.
The New Orleans Saints have a lot of holes on their roster to fill. Fortunately for New Orleans, it was able to plug the holes at offensive tackle and quarterback last offseason with the additions of Kelvin Banks Jr.
The New Orleans Saints' cornerback room is going to be under a microscope all offseason. Kool-Aid McKinstry showed significant promise in his second season as a member of the franchise in 2025.
The New Orleans Saints are in search of franchise cornerstones to complete their rebuild under head coach Kellen Moore. Today, that journey officially kicks off.
It's no secret that the New Orleans Saints' offense lacked a deep-threat wide receiver after sending Rashid Shaheed to the Seattle Seahawks at the trade deadline.
The New Orleans Saints need more talent on offense, and free agency will be a prime opportunity to improve. With that, is there a name that may stick out at the wide receiver position, who fits what the Saints need going forward?