With Sanker signed, New Orleans has only two of their 2025 draft picks that remain unsigned. Second-round pick QB Tyler Shough from Louisville and third-round choice DT Vernon Broughton from Texas are the only Saints draft picks not yet under contract.

The New Orleans Saints cut two players to make room for new free agent signings. Jordan Mims and Millard Bradford were let go after rookie minicamp.

Those factors align in a player who might wind up on the trade block this year. According to Matt Holder at Bleacher Report, Rashid Shaheed of the New Orleans is one of six wide receivers who could get dealt next after George Pickens went from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Dallas Cowboys.

Broughton, from the Texas Longhorns, was the seventh pick in the third round and the 71st overall selection. He was the 11th defensive tackle drafted and one of two Texas players drafted by the Saints. Longhorns offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. was picked by New Orleans in the first round.

The Saturday retirement of Derek Carr means the Saints, at least for now, will staged a three-man quarterback derby between 2025 second-round draft pick Tyler Shough, 2024 fifth-round pick Spencer Rattler and 2023 fourth-round pick Jake Haener.

The Saints announced that two minicamp practices will be open to fans at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center. Here's how you can reserve your ticket

Saints Travel, a BookSeats Experience, allows New Orleans Saints fans to build custom travel packages for both home and away games.

One of the worst-kept secrets in college football is the fact that many expect Arch Manning to spend two years as the starting quarterback at Texas instead of rushing to the NFL. The redshirt sophomore was the only top-100 QB in his class to sit two years as a backup,

The New Orleans Saints announced that the team's June 10 and June 11 minicamp practices at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center in Metairie, La. are open to the public. The pract

New Orleans Saints veteran quarterback Derek Carr is retiring because of a labral tear in his right shoulder and “significant degenerative changes” to his rotator cuff, the team announced

Thomas Morstead was released by the New York Jets on Tuesday. Morstead himself was the first to reveal the news through his Instagram account on Tuesday.