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The defensive coordinator at Cal will be the new linebacker coach for the New Orleans Saints in 2025.

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With the New Orleans Saints putting the finishing touches on head coach Kellen Moore’s staff, let’s breakdown three 2025 NFL Draft prospects who could thrive under DC Brandon Staley, OC Doug Nussmeier, and STC Phil Galiano:

The unanimous 2024 First-Team All-American and projected lottery pick is one of the top talents in this year’s draft class and could provide much-needed help to the Saints’ interior defensive line.

The 6’3”, 320-pound powerhouse and 2024 Rose Bowl Defensive MVP has improved each season:

2022: 3 sacks, 1 QB hit, 9 hurries, and 1 batted pass on 152 pass rush snaps...

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The New Orleans Saints coaching staff is nearly complete, but the defensive side still needs some roles to be filled. Yesterday, the Saints hired Texas assistant head coach/defensive pass game coordinator Terry Joseph to become the team’s defensive pass game coordinator. This was the first hire under DC Brandon Staley, and today, per Pete Thamel, the Saints have made their second addition, hiring Cal defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon to become their next linebackers coach.

This is the second coaching hire from college for the defensive staff, and it follows something NFL insider Ian...

The Saints are hiring Cal defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon to be New Orleans' linebackers coach, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.

The New Orleans Saints are adding another college coach to their staff.

The New Orleans Saints are hiring California Golden Bears defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon to come work as their new linebackers coach, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel. He’s another new arrival with few connections to the old Sean Payton-Dennis Allen regime, and will work as a position coach under defensive coordinator Brandon Staley.

Sirmon, 48, was a fourth-round pick by the Tennessee Titans back in 2000 and played for them until 2006. A former linebacker himself, he’s continued to coach that position at a number of college stops over the years — he overlapped with Terry Joseph, the Saints’...

INDIANAPOLIS — For years, Terron Armstead and Ryan Ramczyk served as anchors on the New Orleans Saints' offensive line.

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NFL Combine week is here, which means all 32 NFL teams will have valuable time with prospects behind closed doors. These are the moments when these future NFL Draft selections can change the thought process of teams and reveal new things that may not have shown up on tape. The scouts have been looking at these prospects since last year’s draft, but for the coaches, prospect meetings are where an impression can be made, and draft plans can be changed in minutes.

Alontae Taylor spent time with the athletes at the HBCU Legacy Bowl over the course of the week and reflected on his experience with New Orleans Saints team reporter Erin Summers.

The Saints defensive back is in the position these prospects are aiming to be in, so he’s more than qualified to give them advice.

Prior to the practices for the all star game, the players went through the HBCU Combine. Alabama A&M offensive tackle Carson Vinson was the only HBCU player invited to the NFL Scouting Combine this year. This event allowed more HBCU players to go through the process in front of all...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Chicago Bears’ new coaching staff has a lot of ties to the New Orleans Saints, none bigger than how they now employ their former head coach.

The 2025 NFL draft is growing ever nearer, and with a new head coach for the New Orleans Saints, things have become even more interesting when it comes to predicting their draft needs. As Kellen Moore begins to build his coaching staff, and eventually his roster through free agency, he will have decisions to make on who to allow to depart and replace with draft prospects.

With Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Media recently completing his yearly pre-combine conference call discussing this year’s top prospects, we figured we would take a look at what he had to say regarding the prospects many Saints fans have been calling for in recent weeks. Keep in mind there are some left out due to them not being discussed, the four listed are some of the most common players of intrigue lately, however. Some of them have been popular picks in fan-driven mock drafts, others look like shoo-in picks for Kellen Moore and Co. to build around.

With that said, here is what Jeremiah had for analysis on some of the top prospects Saints fans have linked to their team.

The New Orleans Saints have continued to add to their coaching staff, signing longtime college assistant coach Terry Joseph as their new defensive pass game coordinator.

Joseph is a New Orleans native that has been with the Texas Longhorns since 2021. Along with needing help with coaching in the secondary, it is also a need this offseason.

When it comes time to narrow down prospects for the 2025 NFL draft, Joseph could provide some key insight on a couple of top prospects that would make sense as targets for the Saints. He’s had hands-on experience coaching several Longhorns defensive...