New Orleans to take a different approach by declaring a backup quarterback ahead of the 2025 campaign.

Under former New Orleans Saints HC and current Chicago Bears DC Dennis Allen, it was rare we’d know who the QB2 behind Derek Carr would be until game day. Amidst Carr’s absence in 2024, there was even uncertainty over the starter between Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener for a stretch of the season, with decisions often being made after the last practice of the week—something that didn’t sit well with the fan base. However, new head coach Kellen Moore intends to redefine the...

The traditional first-down measurement system will become a backup as a new era begins in 2025.

On Tuesday, the NFL announced it will adopt Sony’s Hawk-Eye technology to electronically measure all first downs throughout the 2025 season, keeping the traditional chain gang on the sidelines as a backup.

After years of rumblings about this change, the league tested the system during the 2024 preseason and ran it behind the scenes during regular season games, ultimately opting to make it the primary method of measurement. The optical tracking technology is expected to provide a more accurate and modern way to determine...

Something to monitor going into the NFL Draft.

Currently, the New Orleans Saints have a major question mark over their quarterback's future. With Derek Carr's situation heading into a breakup next offseason and not really any answer behind the veteran quarterback, the Saints need to consider their options in the draft. This could happen at any point in the draft, but all that matters is New Orleans bringing in a rookie quarterback this offseason. One of these potential prospects is Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart. His draft stock has skyrocketed throughout the offseason, and some believe it can be like...

Could be a rule that stays for a long time

Today, many new rules are either being denied or pushed through to be implemented for next season. This is all happening at the annual NFL Owner’s Meeting. Most of the focus has been on the potential “Tush Push” ban being voted on this week. Still, there are many other rules that will change how games are playing in 2025 and potentially beyond. One of these rules, which we have already seen done in the playoffs, has been accepted. For at least next season, overtime in the regular season will now...

Kellen Moore confirmed the news this morning at the annual NFL Owner’s Meetings.

New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore confirmed this morning that the team will hold training camp at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center in Metairie this year. Moore confirmed the news at the annual NFL Owner’s Meetings in Palm Beach, FL.

This comes as good news for fans who were disappointed last season when the team had to relocate training camp to Irvine, CA due to ongoing renovations to the facility last year.

Moore said being in Louisiana and the exposure to the heat and getting accustomed...

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Saints to hold training camp at home

Kellen Moore confirms Saints training camp will be in Metairie this year.

Mock Drafts-New Orleans Saints

Here’s a look at what the draft experts have the New Orleans Saints doing in this year’s NFL Draft in Green Bay.

NFL updates uniform policy-Canal St Chronicles

The league has announced that throwback or alternate uniforms can be worn up to four times in a regular season.

Teams can now wear throwback or alternate uniforms up to four times per season.

The NFL has updated its uniform policy to allow teams to wear throwback or alternate uniforms up to four times in a single season, per Jordan Schultz. This means the New Orleans Saints can pull out a different look for four of their 17 games this season if they choose to do so.

If you’re a fan of the NFL, you should be a fan of this rule change. The NFL (also sometimes known as the No Fun League) is typically pretty strict on what players...

Could New Orleans target the offensive lineman if he drops?

The New Orleans Saints have nearly perfect flexibility going into the NFL Draft, and at pick 9, the team is not forced to select a certain position. In 2024, offensive tackle had to be their selection in the first because of how big of a need it was. Yes, Brock Bowers may have been the one exception, but if the Saints did get Bowers, imagine the offensive line struggles the team would have gone through. With this flexibility, New Orleans must do as much homework on the top prospects in...

The Green Wave defensive lineman is drawing interest.

According to Ross Jackson of Louisianasports.net, the New Orleans Saints hosted Tulane defensive lineman Adin Huntington at their local pro day on Saturday.

This comes after Tulane’s pro day, where Huntington impressed scouts with a 4.64 40-yard dash, 30 bench press reps, a 38-inch vertical jump, and a 10ft 6in broad jump.

Last season was his first with the Green Wave. Previously, he spent time at Louisiana-Monroe during 2023 and spent the 2020-2022 seasons at Kent State.

Primarily lining up on the edge in 2024, he had 30 total tackles, four sacks,...

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Saints meet with Campbell-Saints on SI

The New Orleans Saints spent some time with LSU offensive line star Will Campbell as the Monroe native is set to be a top 10 pick in the NFL Draft.

Saints host Mason Taylor-Canal St Chronicles

The son of Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, the LSU tight end will have a lot of eyes on him during the process.

In 2024, Taylor set a single-season reception record at the tight end position for LSU.

On Saturday, the New Orleans Saints hosted LSU tight end Mason Taylor, per Ryan Fowler.

Taylor is considered one of the top tight end prospects entering this year’s NFL Draft. At 6’5”, 255 lbs., Taylor played 3 seasons for the Tigers, catching 129 receptions for 1,308 yards and 6 touchdowns. He was the first player at tight end to surpass both 100 receptions and 1,000 yards in program history. In 2024, Taylor’s 546 yards and 2 touchdowns set a single-season reception record at the tight...

New Orleans continues to look to add to their defensive line.

The New Orleans Saints are hosting Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner on a top-30 visit, per Nick Underhill.

Turner played four seasons with the Aggies, totaling 10 sacks and 24 TFLs in 43 games. The 6-foot-3 defensive lineman had his best season as a junior, sacking the quarterback 6 times and forcing 2 fumbles.

Turner offers position flexibility. The 290-pound defensive lineman played defensive end before transitioning to defensive tackle. Turner’s combination of speed and power allows him to be a liable pass rusher from the inside, while...