In this week’s Saints reacts poll, we asked readers which position group battle are you most interested in watching during training camp?

An overwhelming 51% of voters said it’s the wide receiver group that they will be keeping their eye on.

With 13 WR’s on their roster, the New Orleans Saints will also be paying very close attention to who outperforms who during training camp. We already know that Chris Olave, Devaughn Vele and Jordyn Tyson will be 3 of the likely 6 that will earn a spot on the roster. However, after that, everyone has a big question mark....

The New Orleans Saints went out this past offseason and made sure they added some variety to their wide receiver room. They needed a bigger-bodied playmaker who could still create explosive plays, which is why Jordyn Tyson was the perfect selection with the No. 8 overall pick in the draft.

Setting aside his injury history—and admittedly, that’s a significant thing to overlook for the moment—when you simply watch Tyson play the position, you see a wide receiver who not only has the quickness to get in and out of his breaks, but also the strength and speed to separate from...

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Saints WR Chris Olave ranked No. 64 on NFL’s Top 100 list

Maybe next year can be an even better ranking.

This might be the best Saints offensive line in a long time — if everything goes right

A truly exciting group.

All-NFC South Team of 2010s: Which edge rushers join Cameron Jordan?

Who from the Saints makes the list?

After a standout 2025 season that resulted in career-high numbers for receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns, New Orleans Saints WR Chris Olave has made his official debut on the NFL’s Top 100 list at No. 64.

Olave has battled hard to get to the level he is at now. He had suffered four confirmed concussions over the first three years of his professional career but faced the stiff adversity with a vengeance. Last season, Olave was the star in an otherwise lowly Saints’ offense. He would finish the year with 100 catches, over 1,100 yards, and nine TDs over 16...

Yesterday, major news broke that the New Orleans Saints came to an agreement with star RB Alvin Kamara to keep him on the team for this season. After an offseason filled with questions about Kamara’s future and the Saints making moves that only emphasized the possibility of him being off the team, this is a positive conclusion.

One of the main reasons why Kamara’s future was even up in the air was his contract. With the Saints signing Travis Etienne in free agency, the team did not want Kamara to play on what was his current contract. Both sides wanted...

The New Orleans Saints have announced their 14th annual Saints 5K Kickoff Run will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The event is presented by Hancock Whitney Bank and proceeds from this year’s race will benefit Louisiana National Guard Foundation, supporting programs and resources that serve Louisiana National Guard members, veterans, and their families.

Now in its 14th year, the Saints Kickoff Run continues to attract participants from across the Gulf South, combining fitness, community impact, and Saints football in one unforgettable event.

“The Saints Kickoff Run has become one of our most cherished traditions because it brings our...

The New Orleans Saints have announced their 14th annual Saints 5K Kickoff Run will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The event is presented by Hancock Whitney Bank and proceeds from this year’s race will benefit Louisiana National Guard Foundation, supporting programs and resources that serve Louisiana National Guard members, veterans, and their families.

Now in its 14th year, the Saints Kickoff Run continues to attract participants from across the Gulf South, combining fitness, community impact, and Saints football in one unforgettable event.

“The Saints Kickoff Run has become one of our most cherished traditions because it brings our...

The conspiracies surrounding the New Orleans Saints and Alvin Kamara are officially over as Kamara has signed a reworked deal to keep the veteran running back in New Orleans for the 2026 season, per Saints legend Terron Armstead.

While breaking the news in the newest episode of his podcast, The Set, Armstead revealed Kamara is “hungry and pissed off,” due to the stigmas surrounding him and his play over the last couple of seasons. The veteran running back’s numbers have dropped over the last few seasons, but the lack of production can’t be put all on the legendary Saints running...

Welcome to today’s roundup of New Orleans Saints and NFL news.

2026 Offseason Recap- Grading the Saints’ major transactions

How did the Saints do?

Ranking the NFC’s all-time TD pass leaders: Will anyone catch No. 9?

Good luck to the active players behind Brees.

Every Major Sports City’s Mt. Rushmore of the Century

Who made New Orleans’ Mt. Rushmore?

After all of the offseason drama, it appears Saints fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief. According to Nick Underhill from NOF, the team and Alvin Kamara are working on a new contract. This means that Kamara will indeed remain in New Orleans for the 2026 season.

The speculation surrounding a potential trade or release can now be put to rest for the remainder this year.

The Saints now have a very talented running back room with Alvin Kamara, Travis Etienne Jr., and the return of young running backs Kendre Miller and Devin Neal from injury.

Kamara recently told...

The New Orleans Saints ended 2025 with an overall record of just 6-11, finishing fourth in the NFC South division. Last season, the team had a first-year head coach, no solidified starting quarterback, injuries galore, and no identity or sense of direction. However, that was then.

Now, the focus has since shifted to the future, and the organization feels that it has turned over a new leaf. With a full offseason under most of their belts, expectations for this year are through the roof, and the team’s offseason moves have fans eager for an opportunity to see the black and...

For New Orleans Saints wide receiver Trey Palmer, returning to Nebraska was an easy decision.

The former Nebraska Cornhusker and LSU Tiger was among the players helping Saints WR coach Keith Williams at his fifth annual wide receiver camp at Millard South High School, and Palmer made it clear there was never any doubt he’d be back.

“It was a no doubt,” Palmer said. “I knew he had a camp because I had heard about it. But it was a no doubt that I was coming back to Nebraska, to GBR. It’s like a home to me.”

For Palmer, the...