The New Orleans Saints made a big move in the offseason to solidify their offensive front, signing free agent David Edwards to a four-year deal for just over $60-million.
The Athletic’s Ted Nguyen tabbed New Orleans as one of five offenses primed to break out during the 2026 season. NOLA’s top free agent signing, David Edwards, is going to become so important in making it a reality.
The Bills lost left guard David Edwards to the Saints when free agency opened in March. They would like to avoid a similar fate with right guard O’Cyrus Torrence in 2027.
Can you name the active NFL players with at least 3,000 rushing yards through the end of the 2025 season?
It has been a rough couple of seasons for center Erik McCoy and the New Orleans Saints offensive line. Not only has McCoy missed more than half a season with injuries the past two years in a row, but the lack of help he’s had alongside him when he has been in there has been less than impressive.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The NFC South has been widely known as the worst division in football over past the couple of years. The Bucs have been the beneficiaries of that in a quite a few seasons.
The New York Giants likely had eyes on some of the top free agent offensive linemen this offseason, and while it’s unknown exactly who was on the list outside of Alijah Vera-Tucker, it would not be surprising if general manager Joe Schoen also looked at former Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills guard David Edwards.
It has a chance to play out similarly to the situation three years ago when the Buffalo Bills signed offensive lineman David Edwards to a one-year, low-cost contract.
David Edwards may have chosen to continue his career elsewhere, but no one can say he didn’t enjoy his time with the Buffalo Bills. Edwards departed the Bills for the New Orleans Saints in free agency, and on his way out the door, he celebrated his former organization for helping transform his and his family’s life.
The New Orleans Saints entered the offseason with a significant hole to fill on the offensive line and did so quickly in free agency. New Orleans was in desperate need of a guard and struck early by inking David Edwards — one of the best guards available in free agency — to a four-year, $61 million deal.
The Buffalo Bills could soon add some competition to the mix along their offensive line. While the Bills seem comfortable with penciling in Alec Anderson
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Flashy moves dominated the headlines in NFL free agency, from WR Mike Evans landing with the San Francisco 49ers to EDGE Jaelan Phillips bolstering the Carolina Panthers’ pass-rush. But several stealthy additions to NFC rosters flew far under the radar.
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.
ESPN’s Bill Barnwell has been busy surveying all 32 NFL teams. He opted to come up with the biggest remaining issues for 20 “contenders” in 2026. “To save
NFL free agency is only in its second week, but the NFC South already looks drastically different from how it ended the 2025 season. With so much movement, here’s a look at each team’s best and worst signing, plus a free agent to target in the second wave.
The New Orleans Saints have had a strong offseason so far and there is still plenty of time for more moves. New Orleans entered the offseason with two major holes: guard and depth in the running back room.
The New Orleans Saints have been active in free agency so far with running back Travis Etienne Jr. and guard David Edwards getting most of the headlines.
The New Orleans Saints came into the offseason with a few major holes on their roster, but it didn't take long for them to dive into free agency. They were able to add David Edwards to fill a huge hole at offensive guard.
The New Orleans Saints solved one of the team's biggest roster holes early in free agency by signing veteran guard David Edwards. Edwards began his career with the Los Angeles Rams and spent the first four seasons of his career over there and won a Super Bowl.
The Buffalo Bills may have retained center Connor McGovern, but they are set to lose a key piece of their offensive line. Guard David Edwards agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints on a four-year, $61 million deal on Monday, leaving a big void at the position.
The Buffalo Bills are saying goodbye to another important piece of their offense in 2025. Ahead of free agency, Buffalo agreed to terms on a new deal with center Connor McGovern.
The San Francisco 49ers are expected to address the left guard position this offseason, and one positive factor is the number of viable options currently available.
The Buffalo Bills have won 12 consecutive regular season home games at Highmark Stadium — three victories shy of the franchise record set in 1991. "We take a lot of pride in defending our dirt.
Set to return the same starting offensive line from 2024, the Bills are in good shape at these positions. They have Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown locked up long term, and right guard O’Cyrus Torrence‘s rookie deal runs through 2026.
The Buffalo Bills are entering the 2025 season as confident as ever that this will finally be their year that they get over the hump and represent the AFC in the Super Bowl.
Former first team All-Big Ten Wisconsin Badgers offensive tackle David Edwards is remaining in Buffalo, where he spent the 2023 season. Edwards signed a two-year, $6 million dollar deal with Buffalo as reported by Aaron Wilson.
The Buffalo Bills are re-signing guard David Edwards, who offers plenty of upside as a backup.
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