The Saints need to nail the 2025 NFL Draft if they want to kickstart their rebuild under new head coach Kellen Moore.
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New post-Combine 2025 NFL Mock Draft with a full 3-round projections featuring Myles Garrett being traded, the Titans trading the No. 1 pick to the New York Giants, the Steelers swinging big at QB and much more.
The New Orleans Saints are kicking the tires on the idea of taking a new quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft, as evidenced by their meeting with Miami's Cam Ward at the Scouting Combine.
Jalon Walker is already a first-round lock entering the 2025 NFL Draft, but he could turns some heads at the NFL Scouting Combine. Here are five teams who could make it a priority to draft the Butkus Award winner out of Georgia this spring.
The New Orleans Saints are largely stuck with Derek Carr as their starting quarterback for one more season. No matter how you slice it, the dollars and cents do not make sense to move on from him before next NFL offseason. What should they do about it?
Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward should be the first player taken in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, his cocky comments could have teams beyond just the Tennessee Titans miffed enough to the point of maybe even passing on him. Here are five that could.
It is so incredibly telegraphed. With the New Orleans Saints hiring former Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier as offensive coordinator, do not be the least bit surprised if his son Garrett Nussmeier is draft by the Saints in 2026.
The Dallas Cowboys will live to regret not hiring Kellen Moore as their head coach on more than one occasion. His staff in New Orleans is even more proof.
The New Orleans Saints are looking to steal more coaches from the Philadelphia Eagles, with Doug Nussmeier interviewing for the offensive coordinator position.
Kellen Moore literally played quarterback eight years ago, he is now a head coach.
With rumors circulating that the Pittsburgh Steelers expressed interest in trading for Jacksonville Jaguars starting quarterback, here are the five best landing spots for the former No. 1 overall pick out of Clemson in the 2021 NFL Draft.
The latest NFL rumors in the early offseason have the Patriots making the obvious aggressive move for Tee Higgins, the Raiders now have a clear path to Aaron Rodgers, and there's some wild Derek Carr trade buzz that may or may not be a threat.
With the Super Bowl and the 2024 NFL season in the rearview mirror, it's time to assess the NFL offseason. NFL Free Agency looks a lot different this season, but there are some game changers that could be switching teams.
Ahead of his first opportunity to lead an NFL team, new New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore is slated to bring in a familiar face to run his defense. Brandon Staley had everyone fooled when he somehow ended up leading the Los Angeles Chargers.
A series of unchecked mistakes by the Dallas Cowboys have culminated in Kellen Moore completely reinventing himself, enough to the point where he is on the verge of being named the next head coach of the New Orleans Saints. This all falls on Jerry Jones.
Nick Sirianni was really feeling himself in the immediate aftermath of the Philadelphia Eagles winning the Super Bowl. He actually said over the air that he wants Kellen Moore to run it back, as opposed to him taking over the New Orleans Saints franchise.
Despite Derek Carr being the starting quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, he was largely nowhere to be seen when it came the to Super Bowl 59 festivities taking place in the city he plays for. There might be a good reason for this after all.
With Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore expected to be named the next head coach of the New Orleans Saints after the Super Bowl ends, it should be noted that he and Derek Carr may have gotten off on the wrong foot some 14 years ago.
The New Orleans Saints might want to land a new quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft, but new coach Kellen Moore has plenty of other needs to fill.
Teams tend to lose in the playoffs when coaches already have one foot out of the door.Â