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Credit where it’s due: The New Orleans Saints aren’t ranked last in unspent salary cap space carried over into 2025. Hang the banner and hand the microphone to Mickey Loomis so he can address the crowd.

Jokes aside, the Saints are going to need every penny they can get their mitts on to reach cap compliance this offseason. NFL Players Association records revealed that the Saints are rolling over $2,929,173 from their 2024 books and into the new league year. The experts at Over The Cap rank that eighth-lowest around the league, which, yes — is better than last.

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The New Orleans Saints’ disappointing 2024 season is in the books. It’s time to turn our attention to the offseason, where team officials will begin the rebuilding process.

New Orleans Saints defensive back J.T. Gray has been selected to the AP All-Pro Team (second-team) on special teams. This marks the 8th consecutive season that the Saints have had at least one All-Pro selection.

Gray was signed by the Saints as an undrafted free agent out of Mississippi State back in 2018. This is the 3rd time that the Clarksdale, Miss. native is an All-Pro selection, having previously earned first-team honors in 2021 and second-team in 2019. Voted by his teammates as one of the team’s special teams captains for the fourth consecutive season, Gray appeared in all 17 games...

There’s a new name among the top 3 coaching possibilities, and the 3 NFL MVP candidates will all be on display this weekend. Oh, and Ohio State or Texas?

Drew Brees and Rob Gronkowski’s playing days are behind them, but they’re doing big things off the field. And they are doing it together. Both players have partnered with Bounty paper towels ahead of this year’s Super Bowl LIX at the Caesars Superdome, and I caught up with them earlier this week.

“I’m a Bounty man, I’ve been with them for about three years now and I’m fired up to be once again,” Gronkowski told me. “Every year I have a wingman. Last year, it was Julian Edelman, who was my teammate on the New England Patriots for nine years.”

Partnering with Brees especially appealed to...

New Orleans Saints captains J.T. Gray and Demario Davis have become overly familiar with inconsistent recognition at the national level. Gray was snubbed from the Pro Bowl, but he was announced as a member of this year’s Associated Press All-Pro team. Gray earned a place on the All-Pro second team.

The same thing happened to Davis his first three years in New Orleans. The linebacker was a first-team All Pro in 2019 and second-team All Pro in 2020 and 2021. In none of these seasons did he make the Pro Bowl.

For Gray, this is the second time he’s made All-Pro without making it to the Pro...

The Associated Press All-Pro team released Friday morning. Special teams ace J.T. Gray was the only New Orleans Saints player to make either first or second team. There are two former Saints defenders, however, who made first-team All Pro.

Zack Baun earned this honor in his first season with the Philadelphia Eagles, and Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson made his first All-Pro after years of consistently producing high sack numbers.

What makes Baun’s rapid ascension so interesting is he isn’t taking the route many thought he would take after leaving New Orleans. The belief...

The 14th Annual Awards Show will take place at Saenger Theater in New Orleans on Thursday, Feb. 6

The New Orleans Saints announced Friday morning that they have completed an interview with Aaron Glenn, one of the top head coach targets in this year’s cycle. Glenn scheduled five interviews with five different teams within a 48-hour window, including the Saints, so he’s been a very busy man. But why is the Detroit Lions defensive coordinator so sought-after?

Glenn lost the NFL’s best pass rusher in the opening weeks of the season when Aidan Hutchinson suffered a broken leg, and the hits kept coming as other starting defensive linemen, linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks were eroded...

A former New Orleans Saints star running back has publicly endorsed his choice to be the franchise's next head coach.

The New Orleans Saints have completed an interview with one of the more in-demand candidates in this year's coaching cycle.

The Associated Press released its annual All-Pro teams, and the New Orleans Saints had one representative: Special teams ace J.T. Gray.

There were many twists and turns this year in the NFC South, and the first-place spot went down to the last day of the division. If the Atlanta Falcons beat the Carolina Panthers and the New Orleans Saints beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Falcons would be in first place. If the Bucs beat the Saints or the Panthers beat the Falcons, the Bucs win first place. After both games went down to the wire, the Bucs narrowly beat the Saints, and the Panthers won in overtime against the Falcons. The Buccaneers have won the NFC South title for the fourth straight year and are now tied with the Saints...

Where will each of the candidates end up on the NFL head coach carousel? NFL insider Josina Anderson reports from a league source whose belief is the race for Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn will come down to two teams: the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints.

Glenn is a busy man; he’s scheduled head coach interviews with five different teams within a 48-hour window, meeting with every team with a vacancy except the New England Patriots. They sought out an interview, but Glenn declined the request.

If it comes down to the Saints and Jets, that’ll be an interesting...