SaintsReport.com - Home Page

Featured News

New Orleans Saints agree to terms with 15 undrafted free agents

  • 34
  • 0


1714325290535.png
Sincere Haynesworth Credit: Parker Waters/Tulane Athletics

Tulane center Sincere Haynesworth, Colorado State tight end Dallin Holker in the group

Source - New Orleans Saints

The New Orleans Saints have agreed to terms with the following undrafted free agents:

Oklahoma State defensive end Nathan Latu
TCU safety Millard Bradford
Idaho wide receiver Jermaine Jackson
Minnesota defensive tackle Kyler Baugh
Vanderbilt punter Matthew Hayball
Colorado State tight end Dallin Holker
Yale wide receiver Mason Tipton
Slippery Rock wide receiver Kyle Sheets
Boston College guard Kyle Hergel
Pittsburgh State cornerback Rico Payton
South Dakota State linebacker Isaiah Stalbird
SE Missouri St defensive back Lawrence Johnson
LA Lafayette running back Jacob Kibodi
Tulane center Sincere Haynesworth
Nebraska guard Nouri Nouili

Source - New Orleans Saints


SAINTS 2024 DRAFT PICKS:

> RD. 1, Pick #14; OT - Taliese Fuaga, Oregon St. | Discussion

> RD. 2, Pick #41; CB - Kool-Aid McKinstry, Alabama | Discussion

> RD. 5, Pick #150; QB - Spencer Rattler, SC | Discussion

> RD. 5, Pick #170; WR - Bub Means, Pitt | Discussion

> RD. 5, Pick #175: LB - Jaylan Ford, Texas | Discussion

> RD. 6, Pick #199: DT - Khristian Boyd, N. Iowa | Discussion

> RD. 7, Pick #239: OL - Josiah Ezirim, E. Kentucky | Discussion


2024 UNDRAFTED FREE AGENTS SIGNINGS:



ARTICLES FROM NEWORLEANS.FOOTBALL (PAY SITE):

> Mike Triplett: Breaking down Saints’ depth chart: What do they still need?

ARTICLES FROM SAINTS NEWS NETWORK | SI:
> Bob Rose: Grading The New Orleans Saints Day 3 NFL Draft Selections

> Andrew Lyon: Saints HC Dennis Allen Talks Drafting Spencer Rattler, His Potential As A Future Starter

> Zach Dimmitt: Texas Longhorns LB Jaylan Ford Thought Cowboys Were Calling Before Saints Drafted Him

> Caleb Spinner: Chase Young Excited to Reunite with Former Ohio State Teammates in New Orleans

> Ross Jackson: Where Experts Ranked New Orleans Saints First-Round NFL Draft Selection Taliese Fuaga

> Ross Jackson: Where Experts Ranked New Orleans Saints Second-Round NFL Draft Selection Kool-Aid McKinstry

OTHER SOURCES:

> AtoZ Sports: Saints receive rave reviews from around the NFL for their newest draft class

> AtoZ Sports: Here is the New Orleans Saints' 2024 NFL Draft class

> AtoZ Sports: Saints 2024 UDFA Tracker: New Orleans adds to an impressive draft class with tons of upside

> Bleacher Report: Dallin Holker NFL Draft 2024: Scouting Report for New Orleans Saints TE

> AtoZ Sports: Grading the Saints 2024 Draft Class: New Orleans adds depth and upside with batch of rookies


OTHER SAINTS RELATED NEWS:












PODCASTS & VIDEO:

1714343929329.jpeg.. Spencer Rattler on WWL: 'Amazing' visit led to perfect match with Saints (and Archie Mannings)

nof.jpeg
.. What does the Spencer Rattler pick mean for the future of the Saints at QB?

saints_now.jpeg
.. Saints UDFA Tracker: Here Are All The UDFAs New Orleans Signed After The 2024 NFL Draft

1714344850595.jpeg.. Pitt HC Pat Narduzzi talks the athleticism and personality of Bub Means

1714344576744.jpeg.. State of the Saints Podcast |Breaking Down The New Orleans Saints 2024 Draft Class

1714344347708.jpeg.. Sheets accepts free agent deal with Saints

1714344010370.jpeg.. Hidden gems from 2024 NFL Draft | CBS Sports

1714344501586.jpeg.. Saints Draft Future Franchise QB in Spencer Rattler | NOF Reaction Video

1714344467065.jpeg TOO HARSH to judge Spencer Rattler based on old documentary #shorts

wwl_radio.jpg
.. Detillier: Saints' 2024 draft class is loaded with leaders, potential impact players

1714345365724.jpeg.. Unc & Ocho react to Spencer Rattler falling in NFL Draft due to reality show | Nightcap

1714346187003.jpeg.. New Orleans Saints Spencer Rattler Pick Shows Smart Approach To 2024 NFL Draft

1714344900635.jpeg.. 2024 New Orleans Saints Draft Overview: Meet the New Rookies!

1714344750767.jpeg.. Dallin Holker Highlights, Saints | "Most Agile Tight End!" (Undrafted)

1714344954898.jpeg.. Spencer Rattler Highlights, Saints | QB NFL Draft, (Round 5, Pick 15) South Carolina

1714345150462.jpeg.. Kool Aid McKinstry Highlights, Saints | SAF 2024 NFL Draft, (Round 2, Pick 47) Alabama

1714344690908.jpeg.. Saints Girls High School Flag Football | Week 2

1714343764842.jpeg.. THEY DID A LOT OF INTRESTING THINGS | New Orleans Saints Draft Recap

1714343879936.jpeg.. 2024 NFL Team Draft Grades For NFC SOUTH Division I CBS Sports

1714345794982.jpeg.. Film Breakdown: Khristian Boyd is an EXPLOSIVE Interior Disruptor | New Orleans Saints

1714345075763.jpeg.. New Orleans Saints Free Agency & Draft Coverage

1714345018483.jpeg.. New Orleans Saints 2024 NFL Draft Recap With Grades

1714343676881.jpeg.. ESPN breaks down NFL Draft: BIGGEST Winners & Losers - Saints pick Spencer Rattler, Tampa & Ravens

> SAINTS DISCUSSION BOARD


LAGNIAPPE:

locked_on_pelicans.jpeg
.. WTF Happened to the New Orleans Pelicans? Brandon Ingram and CJ McCollum struggle again

pelicans_official.jpeg
.. Willie Green on Game 4 adjustments vs. Thunder | Pelicans Practice 4/28/24

1714345931513.jpeg.. Larry Nance Jr. on team's Game 4 outlook, OKC's talent | Pelicans Practice 4/28/24

> PELICANS DISCUSSION BOARD


Latest Saints News

Shane Beamer fires back at 'lazy narrative' around Saints QB Spencer Rattler

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 28
Why did Spencer Rattler fall all the way to the New Orleans Saints in the 2024 NFL draft? The former South Carolina and Oklahoma passer was once the highest-rated pro style quarterback recruit in the country, but a difficult college career meant his experience thus far didn’t go as planned.

Commonly projected to be a third round draft pick, Rattler wasn’t selected in the first two days of this year’s event. When he was still on the board early on the third and final day, network panels covering the draft tried to explain his fall. Some pointed to his less-than-flattering depiction on a...
Continue reading...

Analysis: The Saints filled their musts in the NFL Draft. But they still have needs.

  • News source: BY MATTHEW PARAS | Staff writer
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 25
Post-draft news conferences normally are a time for bragging. Coaches and executives boast how they selected the top players available on their board. They all seemed to land steals and immediate difference makers who could put them over the top.
Continue reading...

Khristian Boyd didn't meet Saints' usual athletic marks, and it may not matter

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 32
New Orleans Saints fans have keyed in on some of their team’s trends in scouting college players, and there’s one metric in particular that gets discussed leading up to the NFL draft: Relative Athletic Scores.

Developed by NFL analyst Kent Lee Platte, RAS is a composite score that inputs standard testing results from the NFL Scouting Combine and college pro days, then digests that information into a single number on a 10-point scale for ease of use. It’s valuable because there are thousands of players at every position group to compare against current prospects.

To be clear, the New...
Continue reading...

Saints invite Furman star RB Dominic Roberto to rookie minicamp

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 26
The New Orleans Saints invited Furman running back Dominic Roberto to their upcoming rookie minicamp, he announced on Twitter. He’ll have a great opportunity to compete with other free agents and make his case for a spot on the team’s 90-man roster ahead of training camp.

Roberto was productive in his five-year career at Furman, recording 466 carries for 2,514 rushing yards with 28 touchdowns and just one fumble. He also blocked often in pass protection but wasn’t asked to catch many passes. It’s possible the Saints envision Roberto as a fullback. He weighed in at 5-foot-10.5 and 235...
Continue reading...

Saints invite former LSU and Tulane OT Cameron Wire to rookie minicamp

  • News source: Tina Howell
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 12
Another Louisiana native is headed for tryouts at rookie minicamp for the New Orleans Saints, former LSU and Tulane OT Cameron Wire.

The 6’6, 305 lb. tackle is from Gonzales, LA and attended East Ascension High School. Wire spent 5 years at LSU before transferring to Tulane. He played in 28 games with the Tigers at both the guard and tackle positions, with 11 starts. Wire mostly played at left tackle but has also taken snaps at right tackle (139), right guard (133), and left guard (11)
Continue reading...

Exclusive: Bub Means on being drafted by the Saints, NFL draft experience

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 16
We at the Saints Wire had the amazing opportunity to speak with wide receiver Bub Means the New Orleans Saints’ fifth-round pick, the morning after he was selected in the 2024 NFL draft. Means played at a couple of different colleges before moving up to the pros, so he’s had opportunities to meet many people around the football landscape.

This allowed us to get an inside look into one of the newest members of the team and talk to him about his connections to Louisiana and current Saints players, as well as some of the newest draft picks for the team. So without further ado, let’s get right into the interview:
Continue reading...

Saints invite former Mississippi State safety Shawn Preston Jr. to rookie minicamp

  • News source: Tina Howell
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 13
The New Orleans Saints have invited another Louisiana native to rookie minicamp, former Mississippi State safety Shawn Preston Jr.

The 6’0, 201 lb. safety attended St. James High School in Vacherie, LA. Preston played in a total of 54 games with 26 starts for the Bulldogs, logging 206 tackles, 17 passes defended, 5 interceptions, 2 fumble recoveries and 2 forced fumbles.
Continue reading...

Saints invite former Michigan LB and New Orleans native Aaron Brule to rookie minicamp

  • News source: Tina Howell
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 48
The New Orleans Saints have invited former Michigan State linebacker Aaron Brule for a tryout at their rookie minicamp next month.

The 6-1, 220 lb. linebacker is from New Orleans, LA and attended Archbishop Rummel High School, where he was rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN. He played four years at Mississippi State before transferring to Michigan State, where he had 64 tackles (35 solo, 29 assists) and 5 sacks in 2023 and was an honorable mention All-Big Ten selection and named to Reese’s Senior Bowl Preseason Watch List.
Continue reading...

40 of the Saints' 43 players on offense are under age 30

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 32
It’s no secret that younger athletes have an edge on older ones. Fresh legs and untapped potential have a lot to offer. And the New Orleans Saints have often been criticized for fielding a roster that skews closer to the older side in recent years, relying hard on so many veteran players on the wrong side of 30.

So it’s worth taking note when these trends reverse themselves. Right now, after drafting seven rookies and signing 15 more undrafted free agents, the Saints have 43 players on offense, 40 on defense, with a few specialists rounding out their roster to 87 (of the 90 offseason...
Continue reading...

Touchdown Wire grades the Saints' rookie class best in the NFC South

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 69
It’s been quite some time since thee New Orleans Saints had an NFL draft class as universally approved as their 2024 haul, but rave reviews keep pouring in.

Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar handed out draft grades for all 32 teams once the final pick came in on Saturday night. And it’s the New Orleans Saints sitting on top of the NFC South, with an A-minus. Here’s why Farrar is so high on their selections:

We’re guessing the slight trade up to get McKinstry (swapping two late-round picks to move up four slots in Round 2) kept the Saints from getting a clean A or A-plus. But as for the rest...
Continue reading...

Saints rookie Dallin Holker looking like an early UDFA steal

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 120
It’s early, but it’s safe to say former Colorado State tight end Dallin Holker passes the eye test. The New Orleans Saints acted quickly to sign him as a rookie free agent after he wasn’t picked in the 2024 draft. And when you first pull up Holker’s highlight reel, the first thing that comes to mind is a question: Why wasn’t he drafted? His story helps explain why NFL teams were cool on him.

Holker was a quiet part of BYU’s offense to start his college career, having missed the 2019 and 2020 seasons to serve his two-year religious mission inn Chile. After returning to find a bit part...
Continue reading...

Ranking Saints' greatest remaining team needs after 2024 draft

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 102
The New Orleans Saints were busy during and after the 2024 NFL draft, but they couldn’t check off every item on their to-do list. At least they were able to put out the biggest fires. But there’s more work to be done before they’ll be ready for training camp in July, much less the start of the season in September.

But where to start? More reinforcements for the offensive line? Or do they need more weapons for Derek Carr and Klint Kubiak? What about Dennis Allen’s defense, which currently has six fewer players on the roster than the offense (and almost twice as many veterans over 30)?

We’ve done our best to highlight each vulnerability and identify possible solutions. Here are the Saints’ top remaining team needs with the NFL draft in rearview:
Continue reading...

When light bulb turned on for Saints' pick Taliese Fuaga, he did not waste opportunity

  • News source: BY LUKE JOHNSON | Staff writer
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 54
Sometime between Taliese Fuaga’s junior and senior year of high school, his father, Sau Fuaga, dropped him off with offensive and defensive line guru Faipea Avaava at Athletic Edge Performance, and he had a message for the coach.
Continue reading...

Saints spent big to sign undrafted Idaho returns ace Jermaine Jackson

  • News source: John Sigler
  • Replies: 0
  • Views: 119
NFL teams tell you how they value players by their actions, and most importantly how they spend their money. With the 2024 NFL draft behind us the New Orleans Saints entered a fierce bidding war with other teams for the rookies whose names were not called during the draft. And one of their first pickups was a costly one: Idaho Vandals wide receiver/return man Jermaine Jackson.

Jackson is listed at 5-foot-7 and 170 pounds so he’s cut from the same cloth as other Saints returns specialists like Rashid Shaheed and Deonte Harty. While he received just a $10,000 signing bonus to come to New...
Continue reading...

Latest Posts from our Message Boards

Back
Top Bottom