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Not much has remained consistent for the New Orleans Saints since the end of the Drew Brees and Sean Payton era, but the dominance of Alvin Kamara has.

Kamara finished this season with 228 carries for 950 yards and six touchdowns. He also caught 68 passes for 543 yards and two more scores. It was almost his first career 1,000-yard campaign and it was short due to injury. While he is one of the team’s highest paid players, it is safe to say that it is money well spent.

This is how much the star running back made this season, according to the experts with OverTheCap:

This past year was...

There wasn’t much to be excited about when watching the New Orleans Saints last year, but one player did solidify his status as a star with maybe his best season yet (when healthy).

Pro Football Focus’ Thomas Valentine recently went through each NFL team to find their most improved player and for the Saints, it was actually someone that was already a standout player: center Erik McCoy. Here is what Valentine had to say about McCoy’s year:

The former second-round draft pick is a hard player to discuss after last year. While McCoy was outstanding when on the field, he was just rarely on...

We're three months away from the 2025 NFL draft. What's the latest on each team picking in the top 10? Our reporters weigh in.

Which team could land Shedeur Sanders? Will there be more first-round defensive prospects this year? Mel Kiper Jr. projects the opening 32 picks.

Landing the city’s first-ever Super Bowl — IV — was a coup for New Orleans.

The New Orleans Saints need to improve their offensive line this offseason and don’t have many assets to work with. They could potentially look for a discount in the trade market and take a chance on a struggling player.

That is exactly what David Lantham of Last Word On Sports envisions, as he suggested the Saints call up the Houston Texans about former first round pick Kenyon Green this offseason. This is what Lantham had to say about the player:

Green was the No. 15 overall selection in the 2022 NFL draft. Something that New Orleans has been all too familiar with, he has struggled for...

The New Orleans Saints 2024 season wrapped up in pretty poor fashion, and now they look ahead to the 2025 offseason, free agency, and the NFL draft. They have quite a few free agents this offseason, however many are not their top producers, so that makes things a little easier on the pockets considering where they stand with cap space. Restructures will happen, cuts/releases will likely happen as well, and depending on how those go, re-signings and signings may end up being focal points for whoever the new head coach may be.

One of the more notable free agents the Saints have this...

Let’s not overreact to this, but Aaron Glenn left his Tuesday meeting with the New York Jets without a deal in hand to become their new head coach. And neither did Lance Newmark, the Washington Commanders executive interviewing to become their new general manager. They worked together on the Detroit Lions and popular perception has been that they could be a package deal in New York, which would add an appeal to the job Glenn couldn’t find on the New Orleans Saints.

But this has happened before. As SNY Jets beat reporter Connor Hughes observed, former head coach Robert Saleh left the Jets...

Don’t look now, but New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara just cast his vote for who should be the team’s next head coach. He says interim head coach Darren Rizzi has earned an opportunity to lead the team.

“Aite my vote for head coach rhyme wit Fizzi…” Kamara wrote on social media.

And the Saints are at least giving Rizzi a real shot at the job. He interviewed alongside other candidates and is expected to get a second interview just like Anthony Weaver, Mike Kafka, and maybe Aaron Glenn.

He’ll need to have a plan to right this ship. Rizzi went 3-5 as the interim coach replacing...

Alvin Kamara has made an endorsement in the New Orleans Saints' coaching search.

New Orleans Saints tight end Juwan Johnson has moved his wife out to the "country."

I bet the New Orleans Saints head coach search being delayed to a snow day wasn't on your 2025 bingo card. But alas here we are as the Saints have postponed interviews with head coaching candidates Aaron Gleen and Mike Kafka due to unprecedented snow in New Orleans, per Tom Peliserro.

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is interviewing with the New York Jets on Tuesday and was scheduled to visit New Orleans on Wednesday if he were to leave unsigned by the Jets. New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka was supposed to fly in to interview on Tuesday. Both candidates have...

As the New Orleans Saints begin the second stage of their head coach search with in-person interviews, it feels like an appropriate time to look at Mickey Loomis’ approach to meeting with prospective coaches.

Loomis doesn’t believe he has to sell why the Saints would be attractive to coaches, because that’s not what the interview process is about to him. Instead of saying, ‘this is what we have to offer,’ Loomis believes discussing visions and how they align is the proper way to look at interviewing coaches.

Loomis elaborated on that point: “The right thing to do is not try to sell. The...

Aaron Glenn is meeting with the New York Jets on Tuesday to interview for their open head coaching job, and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Jets’ goal is to not let him leave the building. It says enough that Glenn met with the Jets before flying in for a sit-down with the New Orleans Saints later this week. That the Jets are this determined to seal the deal suggests it could get done quickly, and the Saints could miss out on their top target without ever getting another chance to speak with him.

And the Jets have something they can offer Glenn that the Saints just can’t match: the...