The Saints must pivot accordingly following Aaron Glenn's decision to become the next New York Jets head coach. These three candidates present New Orleans with viable alternatives.
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With Aaron Glenn interviewing with the New York Jets on Tuesday, there is another unthinkable reason as to why he may not even get a chance to speak with the New Orleans Saints besides New York trying to keep him in the building. This one takes the cake.
Ben Johnson has his eyes on recently fired Dennis Allen to be his defensive coordinator after agreeing to coach the Chicago Bears.
Just because Aaron Glenn's Detroit Lions defense got lit up like a Christmas tree in the NFC Divisional Round loss to the Washington Commanders does not mean he should be disqualified from getting to lead his own team next year. He is ready for this.
There's a lot going on in the NFL outside of the divisional round kicking off this weekend.
The New Orleans Saints have plenty of needs heading into the 2025 NFL Draft.
Updated 2025 NFL Draft order after the Wild Card Round of the playoffs with mock draft projections for the Top 24 picks now that part of the draft order has been set.
Ben Johnson has very specific requirements for where he'll decide to become the head coach. Which teams meet those requirements and which ones do not?
Mickey Loomis' astonishingly strong belief in Derek Carr speaks to why the New Orleans Saints should be looking for a new lead executive this offseason.
Half of the 14 NFL teams who qualified for the playoffs this season wouldn't have made it in if all one-score game results were flipped.
The New Orleans Saints could be considered a landing spot for Mike McCarthy, considering he does provide a bunch of familiarity with the organization.
Some teams are interested in Mike McCarthy despite a disappointing end to his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, and others should be. But what situation is right for him?
The New Orleans Saints did nothing bold the last time they hired a head coach three years ago, and their interviews so far suggest much of the same this time around.
The New Orleans Saints appear to be getting closer to officially signing Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as their next head coach.Â
We rank each and every starting quarterback from the return of Tommy DeVito to the strangely effective Patrick Mahomes year to whatever that Bryce Young performance was. And, of course, we rank Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, and Josh Allen at the top.
Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn has been viewed as a favorite to land the New Orleans Saints head coaching job. However, the Saints' chances of hiring him get more difficult, due to interest from other teams.
Mike McCarthey could be the next best thing to bringing Sean Payton back. But which other targets could New Orleans be after?
The New Orleans Saints need a head coach who can win with little talent, and two of their former assistant coaches have proven they can do that.
Right this instant, Drew Allar projects to be the No. 1 player taken in the 2026 NFL Draft. However, there is still a chance the junior quarterback at Penn State reconsiders his stance on returning to school for one more year. These NFL teams hope so!
Josh Allen's response when discussing the Saints' top head coach candidate said everything New Orleans fans had to hear.