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Janoris Jenkins Talks Giants Exit, Saints' Playoff Loss, More in B/R AMA
By Adam Wells | Bleacher Report
Cornerback Janoris Jenkins touched both ends of the NFL spectrum last season by starting the year with the New York Giants and ending it with the New Orleans Saints.
The Saints claimed Jenkins off waivers from the Giants in December. He appeared in the last two games of the regular season and started in their playoff loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
As Jenkins continues to prepare for the 2020 season with the Saints, the former Pro Bowler took time to answer questions in a B/R AMA about a variety of topics, including his departure from the Giants and what happened to the Saints in their playoff game against Minnesota.
@EezOffaDeez: I'm a Giants fan but I feel like they did you and Snacks kinda dirty. Both of you were holding together a defense that was missing too many pieces. What are your thoughts?
Janoris Jenkins: Business is business ma. In the game of football, you just gotta do what you can do and leave everything else up to the front office. I wish them well, and I had fun there.
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Kellen Moore on possibly hiring his brother, Missouri OC, to Saints' staff
Credit to Kellen Moore for not tipping his hand on any of his plans for the New Orleans Saints in his introductory press conference, including his potential coaching staff. One name often speculated about joining Moore has been his own brother — Kirby Moore, the Missouri Tigers offensive coordinator. Both brothers were former teammates on the Boise State Broncos way back when.
“I’d love to work with him one day,” Moore said when his brother was brought up last week. “Obviously, he’s in a tremendous spot, a tremendous role. They’ve had a ton of success at Missouri in the last couple years...
Continue reading...“I’d love to work with him one day,” Moore said when his brother was brought up last week. “Obviously, he’s in a tremendous spot, a tremendous role. They’ve had a ton of success at Missouri in the last couple years...
Saints interviewed an Eagles assistant coach for Kellen Moore's OC vacancy
The New Orleans Saints have interviewed Philadelphia Eagles running backs coach Jemal Singleton for their offensive coordinator opening, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. This move that satisfies the Rooney Rule and allows them to hire an OC. You’d hope that minority candidates like Singleton and Christian Parker had a real shot at the job and weren’t just being used to check a box.
Singleton, 49, has been coaching in the NFL since 2016; he’s been a part of the Eagles’ staff since 2021 and was also named assistant head coach under Nick Sirianni. Philly has fielded one of the league’s best running...
Continue reading...Singleton, 49, has been coaching in the NFL since 2016; he’s been a part of the Eagles’ staff since 2021 and was also named assistant head coach under Nick Sirianni. Philly has fielded one of the league’s best running...
Fleur-de-Links, February 17: Saints interview coordinator candidates
The New Orleans Saints will conduct multiple interviews this week for their vacant defensive coordinator position, including former Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley, who worked with Kellen Moore in 2023.
The Black and Gold will also interview one of their own for the open OC slot, as former QB Doug Nussmeier, who just won a Super Bowl, will interview for Moore’s staff.
Continue reading...The Black and Gold will also interview one of their own for the open OC slot, as former QB Doug Nussmeier, who just won a Super Bowl, will interview for Moore’s staff.
Saints DC search signals a big change is coming for the defense
All of the New Orleans Saints’ reported candidates for defensive coordinator have experience running a 3-4 base. That signals change is coming for the Saints whether it’s Brandon Staley, Daronte Jones, or Christian Parker on the headset.
The Saints have worked out of a 4-3 base for more than a decade, dating back to Dennis Allen’s takeover as defensive coordinator. And their personnel reflects that. They don’t have an oversized nose tackle who can line up as a 0-tech, but more concerningly is their lack of lightweights who can rush the quarterback off the edge.
It’ll take time to tweak...
Continue reading...The Saints have worked out of a 4-3 base for more than a decade, dating back to Dennis Allen’s takeover as defensive coordinator. And their personnel reflects that. They don’t have an oversized nose tackle who can line up as a 0-tech, but more concerningly is their lack of lightweights who can rush the quarterback off the edge.
It’ll take time to tweak...
Saints veteran picked as one of the NFL's most attractive trade assets
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Tyrann Mathieu and Derek Carr are at the top of the list of players Moore will have to make decisions on. Carr is a candidate to be traded or released, but Mathieu has only been mentioned in trade talks.
Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox ranks Mathieu sixth on his offseason trade big board and sees two teams as potential destinations for him: the Cincinnati Bengals, or a reunion with the Kansas City...
Continue reading...Tyrann Mathieu and Derek Carr are at the top of the list of players Moore will have to make decisions on. Carr is a candidate to be traded or released, but Mathieu has only been mentioned in trade talks.
Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox ranks Mathieu sixth on his offseason trade big board and sees two teams as potential destinations for him: the Cincinnati Bengals, or a reunion with the Kansas City...
Two potential Saints free agent targets
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Although the Saints might be looking for a starting quarterback in 2025, free...
Continue reading...Although the Saints might be looking for a starting quarterback in 2025, free...
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Continue reading...Saints set to interview two new candidates for defensive coordinator
With Kellen Moore hired as head coach, the New Orleans Saints need to get their defensive coordinator correct. Moore’s focus will be mainly on the offense and play calling, so the defensive coordinator must do his job on that side of the ball. The Saints are one step closer to that decision and are set to interview for Chargers HC Brandon Staley and Eagles DB coach Christian Parker, per Albert Breer.
It makes sense that Brandon Staley is the favorite for the Saints DC job. Staley coached the Super Bowl-winning Rams defense in 2021 and was hired to become the Chargers HC in 2022, where...
Continue reading...It makes sense that Brandon Staley is the favorite for the Saints DC job. Staley coached the Super Bowl-winning Rams defense in 2021 and was hired to become the Chargers HC in 2022, where...
Saints set to interview Doug Nussmeier for offensive coordinator
Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the New Orleans Saints are set to interview Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier for their open spot at offensive coordinator.
This is the second different OC candidate that the Saints have requested to interview.
This move is not surprising. Ever since his days in Dallas, Nussmeier has followed Moore around, first to L.A., then to Philly.
His coaching experience is mostly college ball, but he has been coaching in the NFL since 2020, where he was the Dallas Cowboys tight ends coach. Nussmeier is also a former Saints QB, drafted in the...
Continue reading...This is the second different OC candidate that the Saints have requested to interview.
This move is not surprising. Ever since his days in Dallas, Nussmeier has followed Moore around, first to L.A., then to Philly.
His coaching experience is mostly college ball, but he has been coaching in the NFL since 2020, where he was the Dallas Cowboys tight ends coach. Nussmeier is also a former Saints QB, drafted in the...
Saints OC candidate would rather coach against them than join them
A little spark was added to the New Orleans Saints-Atlanta Falcons rivalry over the weekend, as Falcons tight ends coach Kevin Koger declined an interview request for the Saints’ vacant offensive coordinator position. NFL teams can block interviews for lateral moves, but in this case Koger turned them down rather than pursue a promotion.
Koger spent some time with new Saints head coach Kellen Moore during the 2023 season when Moore was an OC in L.A. During his three seasons in L.A. from 2021-2023, Koger led a room with guys such as Gerald Everett and Donald Parham achieve their most...
Continue reading...Koger spent some time with new Saints head coach Kellen Moore during the 2023 season when Moore was an OC in L.A. During his three seasons in L.A. from 2021-2023, Koger led a room with guys such as Gerald Everett and Donald Parham achieve their most...
Saints schedule interviews with two candidates for offense, defensive coordinator
Things will be ramping up this week as the New Orleans Saints continue their search for both an offensive and defensive coordinator under first-year head coach Kellen Moore.
Two candidates that quickly came to mind that would fill these roles were Philadelphia Eagles QB coach Doug Nussmeier and former Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley. After much speculation over the past couple of weeks, the two will officially be interviewing for those respective roles sometime this week, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Nussmeier, who is the father of LSU starting quarterback Garrett...
Continue reading...Two candidates that quickly came to mind that would fill these roles were Philadelphia Eagles QB coach Doug Nussmeier and former Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley. After much speculation over the past couple of weeks, the two will officially be interviewing for those respective roles sometime this week, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Nussmeier, who is the father of LSU starting quarterback Garrett...
Kellen Moore to interview another Eagles coach for coordinator job
Kellen Moore and the new Orleans Saints will interview another Philadelphia Eagles coach for the defensive coordinator job: Vic Fangio’s right hand man Christian Parker. The MMQB’s Albert Breer first reported Parker would be meeting with the Saints, who also interviewed Minnesota Vikings. assistant Daronte Jones and plan to speak with former Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley, too.
Parker, Philly’s defensive backs coach, has had tremendous success at a young age (he turned 33 in December) and is highly regarded as someone who connects well with his players, particularly...
Continue reading...Parker, Philly’s defensive backs coach, has had tremendous success at a young age (he turned 33 in December) and is highly regarded as someone who connects well with his players, particularly...
Alvin Kamara's fantasy stock rises after Kellen Moore hire
Kellen Moore made sure to praise Alvin Kamara during his introductory press conference as New Orleans Saints head coach, which set the stage for the running back to remain an integral part of the offense.
Bleacher Report’s Alex Kay sees the value of the pairing as well. Kay laid out fantasy football winners and losers going into the 2025 season based on the coaching cycle additions and departures.
Kamara was a winner, and Saquon Barkley was a loser. That’s the impact of the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator-turned-Saints head coach.
Kay evaluates the lack of certainty at...
Continue reading...Bleacher Report’s Alex Kay sees the value of the pairing as well. Kay laid out fantasy football winners and losers going into the 2025 season based on the coaching cycle additions and departures.
Kamara was a winner, and Saquon Barkley was a loser. That’s the impact of the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator-turned-Saints head coach.
Kay evaluates the lack of certainty at...
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