The New Orleans Saints came into free agency with some tough decisions on their plate. They needed to bring in quite a bit of talent if they wanted to contend over the next few years, but they didn't have that much money to work with.
According to Nate Taylor, the Chiefs are a potential landing spot for former Saints DE Cameron Jordan. Taylor notes Chiefs DT Chris Jones has been lobbying for the front office to sign Jordan. Jordan has remained unsigned for the past couple of weeks after his contract with the Saints expired.
The New Orleans Saints have two tight ends under contract, Juwan Johnson and Noah Fant, and both of their contracts are set to expire after the 2027 NFL season.
The Saints started the week by adding another target for Tyler Shough, reaching a two-year agreement with tight end Noah Fant. The former first-round pick
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a massive hole at wide receiver No. 2. They have Chris Olave, who burst on the scene as a star last year, but not much besides him at pass catcher.
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 entered the offseason with the expectation that adding a talented wide receiver to pair with Chris Olave would be one of the front office’s primary goals.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a pressing need at wide receiver, but they didn't address that roster hole during the first stages of free agency.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a slew of holes on their roster, but they took to free agency to bolster the team in a big way. After adding a slew of talented free agents, the Saints seem to have their eyes on the NFL draft.
The New Orleans Saints have done a lot of good things so far this offseason. Guys like Travis Etienne Jr. and David Edwards have gotten most of the love, but let's take a look at another one of the team's moves that has gone slightly under the radar.
The New Orleans Saints hold the eighth-overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and there’s a decent chance this is the last time they make a top-10 selection for a while.
The New Orleans Saints desperately need to add a wide receiver to their offense this offseason. They seemingly skipped out on that idea in free agency, as they added players like Travis Etienne, David Edwards, and Kaden Elliss instead.
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.
Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones raised eyebrows and generated some headlines when he took to X (formerly known as Twitter) and posted the
It was just a nine-game sample size, but the New Orleans Saints looked like they found a franchise quarterback in the second round of the 2025 National Football League Draft in Tyler Shough.
The New Orleans Saints are bringing back a veteran pass rusher. On Thursday night, New Orleans announced that it re-signed four-year veteran defensive end Chris Rumph II after spending the 2025 season with the franchise.
The New Orleans Saints entered the offseason needing some more firepower in the running back room. They found exactly what they needed by signing 27-year-old running back Travis Etienne Jr.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with holes all over their roster. But they quickly dove into free agency to find the pieces that would fit the future of the franchise under head coach Kellen Moore.
Former Charger Chris Rumph joined the Saints on a one-year contract last spring. After posting his first career 17-game season in 2025, the defensive end will remain in New Orleans.
The New Orleans Saints announced Friday that they’ve re-signed DE Chris Rumph to an undisclosed contract. Rumph, 27, was drafted by the Chargers in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft out of Duke.
The New Orleans Saints have had quite an eventful offseason, though they haven't made a high volume of moves. Instead, they've made a few impactful moves to upgrade the roster a build a brighter future.
What's next for the New Orleans Saints? New Orleans came out of the gate swinging in free agency by signing a handful of guys, including Travis Etienne Jr., Noah Fant, David Edwards and punter Ryan Wright, among others.
The New Orleans Saints are building some steam when it comes to short and long-term hype about the direction they're headed. A strong 2026 NFL Draft class will go a long way in aiding that, too.
The New Orleans Saints will be without veteran cornerback Beanie Bishop for their first three games of 2026. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the league has suspended Beanie Bishop for the first three games next season.
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.