The New Orleans Saints are not settled when it comes to their current roster. They've had their radar beeping consistently when it comes to the free agency market.
The New Orleans Saints were fortunate to have one of the National Football League's best quarterbacks and he more likely than not that he will be immortalized in history next year.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Saints are signing G Shane Lemieux to a contract on Friday. New Orleans brought Lemieux in for a workout in June but he
One position group that will be interesting to follow for the next few weeks for the New Orleans Saints certainly will be the running back room. August is now here.
The Saints were ranked 32nd overall. ESPN.com recently released their rankings of each team in the NFL by the strength of their starting lineup, and they placed the New Orleans Saints dead last.
The New Orleans Saints lost quarterback Derek Carr to a sudden retirement over the offseason, opting to replace him with second round pick Tyler Shough.
And one that could have avoided? When the 2025 NFL Draft process began, the class was always considered weaker because of the QB prospects. Current Tennessee Titans rookie Cam Ward was far and away the top QB prospect in the class, but besides him, no other QBs were deserving of going in the first round.
The legendary NFL QB reveals the Saints were interested in him in 2021. Former Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers announced his retirement in July, four seasons after he last took an NFL snap.
The New Orleans Saints have some serious talent in the wide receiver room right now, but could they add another piece? Rumors and speculation started flying around the National Football League on Thursday after Washington Commanders superstar Terry McLaurin reportedly requested a trade according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
New Orleans Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough simply cannot catch a break from the national m media - it seems. The unluckiness from this recent moment isn't even his fault, either.
The New Orleans Saints had a bit of worry during training camp on Wednesday. Tight end Juwan Johnson, who signed a three-year contract this offseason, is now dealing with a groin injury.
The vast majority of major moves across the National Football League offseason have already happened this year. Training camp has kicked off and the new season is roughly one month away from kicking off.
The New Orleans Saints, just like every other NFL team, are underway with training camp, and throughout now and the beginning of the regular season, have some very important questions to answer.
Through the early portion of New Orleans Saints training camp, all eyes have already turned to the quarterback room, where second-round draft pick Tyler Shough’s uneven work has sparked fresh debate over New Orleans’s Week 1 starter.
What we heard about the Saints closed practice on Thursday. The New Orleans Saints participated in their eighth day of training camp on Thursday. This practice was not open to the public, but the media was allowed.
Countless rookies have faced their first "welcome to the NFL" moment in training camp this week, including New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough. Despite being heavily linked to Jaxson Dart and Shedeur Sanders during the pre-draft process, the Saints selected Shough with the 40th overall pick.
The New Orleans Saints had some nerves on Wednesday. Saints tight end Juwan Johnson was forced to leave practice due to a groin injury and NFL insider Jordan Schultz shared that he was expected to miss a few days at most.
After being unable to find an NFL opportunity in 2024, Latavius Murray is hanging up his cleats. The veteran running back announced on Thursday that he is retiring at the age of 35 (video link via NFL insider Jordan Schultz).
According to Nick Underhill, the Saints are waiving UDFA QB Hunter Dekkers to make room for P Kai Kroeger. Dekkers had been operating as the fourth quarterback,
After a disastrous 2024 season, the New Orleans Saints have hit the reset button. With a new coaching staff, a fresh face at quarterback, an overhauled offensive line, and major changes in the secondary, this team is a total wild card entering 2025.
New Orleans Saints defensive back Tyrann Mathieu made the surprising decision on Tuesday to retire, and the tributes from the NFL world immediately began pouring in.