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There has been a lot of rumors swirling regarding the future of Derek Carr with the New Orleans Saints. Many thought that with the new regime, there could be a major change at the quarterback position, but that doesn’t appear to be the case.

On Wednesday, Nick Underhill reported that the Saints are likely going to stick with Carr for the 2025 season.

Carr’s two-year career in New Orleans has been disappointing to say the least. In 2023, Carr was solid, throwing for 3,878 yards, 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions while leading the Saints to a 9-8 record and missing the playoffs by one...

Saints general manager Mickey Loomis made comments Wednesday in support of starting quarterback Derek Carr's remaining with the team in 2025.

INDIANAPOLIS — Before hiring Kellen Moore, the New Orleans Saints conducted a thorough coaching search that saw several candidates withdraw themselves from the process. And for some, that only seemed to further solidify the perception that the Saints’ job wasn’t…

INDIANAPOLIS — When the NFL informed teams last week that next season’s salary cap was expected to fall between $277.5 million and $281.5 million, the projection was even higher than the New Orleans Saints anticipated internally.

Saints GM Mickey Loomis indicated Wednesday that Derek Carr will be the team's starting quarterback in 2025, saying Carr is "a guy we can win with."

Common sense and reality dictates Carr will be back as the team’s starting quarterback in Fall 2025. But what can we glean from reading through the lines?

The Saints ranked 12th in the annual report card rankings released Wednesday by the NFLPA.

INDIANAPOLIS — One of the biggest questions the New Orleans Saints are facing this offseason appears to have an answer: Derek Carr is likely to return in 2025 as the team's starting quarterback.

Every year, the NFLPA puts out a report card that grades certain aspects of each NFL franchise. These grades can show how the current players feel about their respective franchises, so let us see how the New Orleans Saints graded out in 2025.

Treatment of Families: C (22nd)

Food/Dining Area: D- (31st)

Nutritionist/Dietician: B+ (12th)

Locker Room: A- (9th)

Training Room: B+ (10th)

Training Staff: B+ (10th)

Weight Room: B+ (13th)

Strength Coaches: A (10th)

Team Travel: A (5th)

Head Coach (Dennis Allen): B- (29th)

Ownership: A (10th)

For comparison, here are the Saints’ 2024...

The grades are in — and the New Orleans Saints earned higher marks than last year.

The New Orleans Saints officially hired Doug Nussmeier as their new offensive coordinator last week. The former Philadelphia Eagles QB coach has followed Kellen Moore around for his last three stops and now ends up in New Orleans with a promotion.

Nussmeier was the obvious favorite for the job ever since speculation of Moore becoming the Saints next head coach started swirling around on social media. Now that he officially has the job, I thought we could take a look at some things to know about the Saints new OC.

As most of you know by now, Nussmeier is a former college and NFL...

The New Orleans Saints have undergone a lot of changes in recent weeks after bringing in head coach Kellen Moore on February 10.

Since then, the former offensive coordinator has been assembling his staff, finding a good mix of people he’s worked with and people who would bring a ton of benefit to his team.

First, let’s look at the coaches he brought with him from the Philadelphia Eagles:

Moore brought in Doug Nussmeier, who played quarterback for the Saints in the 90s and his son is currently heading into his senior season at LSU. Ted Rath is also coming to New Orleans as the director...

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

Keep up with all the players that the Black and Gold meet with here.

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...