New Orleans makes some space to make moves.

The New Orleans Saints' free agency has been filled with contract restructures, pay cuts, signings, bringing back players, and trades. Many expected a more active year than last offseason, but what the Saints did so far has exceeded expectations. As New Orleans always does, each contract they gave out had first years with low base salaries and void years attached. Currently, before the Dillon Radunz contract details come out, the Saints’ cap space is approximate $31 million, per Kat Terrell.

The Saints have filled many of their pressing needs since the beginning...

With links among the coaching staff, interest was expected.

The closer the NFL Draft gets, the more pro days conclude around the country. Teams pick and choose members of their coaching staff/front office to send to select pro days. It is always interesting to see how many or who gets sent to watch the prospects, and when a team sends a massive contingent of staff members, it is incredibly noteworthy. A couple of days ago, the New Orleans Saints did just this at Miami’s Pro Day but left after the events concluded. Their next destination was in Austin for Texas’...

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Why the Saints shouldn't trade up-Canal St Chronicles

With the NFL Draft rapidly approaching, let's talk about why the New Orleans Saints should not trade up to the 1st overall pick to draft Cam Ward.

Morning Break-New Orleans Saints

The Black and Gold introduce you to their new free agent signings, some of which you may already be familiar with.

New Orleans is in no position to move up from 9 to 1.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting different results, so with that being said...

In 1999, the New Orleans Saints' front office traded their first, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh round picks in that draft as well as the first and third rounders in the 2000 NFL Draft to move up to five and select Heisman Trophy winner Ricky Williams out of Texas.

Eight premium picks for one player that stayed in New Orleans for just three years...

Who is the Saints' newest acquisition?

Earlier this month, the New Orleans Saints agreed to trade a 2026 seventh-round NFL Draft pick to the New England Patriots in exchange for Davon Godchaux, a defensive tackle entering his ninth season.

The Saints will be Godchaux’s third NFL team. Previously, he spent four years in Miami with the Dolphins (2017-2020) and four years with the Patriots (2021-2024).

So, who is the Saints newest DT?

HE HAS EXPERIENCE IN THE SAINTS NEW DEFENSIVE STYLE

The Saints defense, led by new defensive coordinator Brandon Staley, is expected to run a 3-4 defense. This...

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Cooks named free agent with highest upside-Canal St Chronicles

The New Orleans Saints have made several key signings in free agency, but one stands out above the rest.

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The Black and Gold also decided to add more offensive line depth by bringing in a veteran right guard.

Somewhat a surprising choice.

The New Orleans Saints have been able to make some great moves so far this offseason, with some others being questioned in the eyes of some fans. While the full contract details for Brandin Cooks have not been revealed yet, what we do know so far is the overall number is for 2 years, $13 million. It is a bit too early to judge the contract, but with how the national media works, their grades/opinions on deals go off of whatever information is available at the time of the announcement, and many of the grades were...

The versatile defensive back inks a one-year deal to return to New Orleans for the third consecutive season.

The New Orleans Saints announced they’ve agreed to terms with veteran DB Ugo Amadi on a one-year contract for the 2025 season.

Amadi finished his 2024 campaign with 527 total defensive snaps (323 in coverage, 179 against the run and 25 in pass rush), recording 56 solo tackles (5 assists), 25 stops, 4 pass breakups, 3 total pressures, 2 sacks and 1 pass batted at the line of scrimmage, according to Pro Football Focus.

The 27-year-old has been a versatile depth piece...

Big help is on the way for New Orleans’ offensive line.

Last week, it was announced that the New Orleans Saints were set to meet with free-agent offensive guard Dillon Radunz. Since being drafted by the Tennessee Titans, Radunz has had an up-and-down start to his career. Still, the offensive lineman had the talent and potential to be a solid starter in this league. With the Saints having a hole at LG, a deal here made sense for both sides and today, it was announced that the Saints have officially signed Dillon Radunz on a one-year deal.

The numbers on...

All of the top New Orleans brass present as rumors of interest in Cam Ward swirl.

Officially a month away from the NFL Draft, rumors regarding the New Orleans Saints likely draft choice have reached a fever pitch. And while the prevailing message from coaches and players alike is that Derek Carr is the first option for the Saints at QB in 2025, there has been some notable mutual interest between the expected #1 overall pick Cam Ward and the Saints.

The Saints have met with Cam Ward previously, and while this is common practice for any self-respecting NFL team,...

Whether at WR or special teams, Pettis will have an opportunity in New Orleans.

On March 9, 2025, the news broke that WR Dante Pettis had re-signed with the New Orleans Saints on a one-year deal.

Like many professional football players, the 29-year-old Pettis is a former multi-sport high school athlete, competing in football, basketball, and track. He plied his trade in college as a Washington Husky, where he was a four-year player at the wide receiver and return positions.

Pettis was a 2nd round NFL Draft pick coming out of Washington and spent his first 2+ years with the...

Mississippi is the 14th state to sanction the game as an official sport.

On Saturday, March 22, the New Orleans Saints hosted a kickoff event for the Mississippi Saints Girls High School Flag Football program. The event included an unboxing of brand- new uniforms and a media day photoshoot at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center in Metairie, which also featured a surprise appearance from Saints defensive end Cam Jordan.

Mississippi is now the 14th state to sanction girls flag football as an official sport. Their inaugural season will kick off this Thursday, March 27, with 12 high schools participating in...