Will the New Orleans Saints lose a key piece of their secondary this offseason? This is one of the biggest questions for the franchise as the offseason really starts to kick off.
The New Orleans Saints lost Derek Carr to sudden retirement last offseason, which caused them to turn to rookie quarterback Tyler Shough down the stretch.
The New Orleans Saints shouldn't leave any stone unturned this offseason. New Orleans is in its best position salary cap-wise in a long time entering the offseason.
Drew Brees and his family are heading back to New Orleans this fall for a football game. According to Garland Gillen of FOX 8, football fans will get to see two members of the Brees family take on Isidore Newman.
The New Orleans Saints finished the 2025 season on a high note, and the latest mock draft believes the team is just one elite playmaker away from getting back to the playoffs for the first time since Drew Brees was under center.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
When Derek Carr opted to retire last offseason, the Saints were left without any direction at quarterback. Coming into the season, they had Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough in the quarterback room.
The New Orleans Saints need to continue building up the offensive line this offseason ahead of Tyler Shough’s second season in the National Football League.
The New Orleans Saints would be wise to find a way to keep Cameron Jordan with the franchise for at least one more season. There isn't a guy out there who represents New Orleans more than Jordan does right now.
The New Orleans Saints lost Derek Carr to a sudden retirement last offseason. As a result, the turned to Spencer Rattler and eventually Tyler Shough to lead their team.
The New Orleans Saints are arguably one wide receiver from potentially having a high-powered offense in 2026. New Orleans has the quarterback in place in Tyler Shough and has a clear No.
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.
The New Orleans Saints need have a few holes to fill this offseason if they truly want to compete in the NFC South in 2026. If the Saints can carry over their momentum over from the second half of the 2025 season to 2026, they should have a shot at making a run in the division.
The New Orleans Saints seemingly came into last season with no direction for their team. They lost Derek Carr to a shocking retirement during the offseason and were left with Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler at quarterback.
Last offseason, New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr shocked the football world when he announced that he was going to retire because of a crippling shoulder injury.
Derek Carr is no longer the starting quarterback for the New Orleans Saints. In an offseason where the QB position is set to see plenty of transitions around the NFL, could he land elsewhere if he wants to play football again?
The New Orleans Saints have a lot of big decisions to make over the offseason. Free agency is going to be a crucial time for the team. They could look to make some trades, too.
The New Orleans Saints inadvertently got a bit of potential good news on Sunday. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo reported that there is at least a possibility that veteran quarterback Derek Carr opts to come out of retirement this offseason.
The New Orleans Saints came into last season with some of the lowest expectations in the league. They had lost quarterback Derek Carr to retirement after the veteran signal caller couldn't bounce back from a shoulder injury.
Last May, Saints quarterback Derek Carr announced his retirement, and it was subsequently reported that he was “extremely unlikely” to reverse that decision.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr retired just before the 2025 NFL Draft after a shoulder injury threatened his career. At the time, this health-related decision appeared to signal the end of his career.
It turns out New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees has multiple reasons to be proud this week. On Thursday night, Brees was officially voted into the the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Saints LB Demario Davis has been in New Orleans for the last eight seasons as one of the better LBs in football, but he’s set to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason heading into his age-37 season.
Scott Tolzien and Chase Haslett have both received interest from the Steelers as Mike McCarthy pieces together his staff. In each case, though, a departure from the Saints will not be taking place.
Kansas City’s reported move comes as the Chiefs prepare for life without Mahomes for at least part of training camp and continue evaluating options behind him.
The full NFL schedule for next season won't be released until later this spring, but it appears that Browns and Saints fans can begin making plans for an overseas trip during the fall for a game that will make NFL history.