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It’s official. New Orleans Saints OT Ryan Ramczyk is retiring from the NFL. Ramczyk made the announcement via his Instagram account earlier tonight.

“What an incredible journey it’s been. My path to the NFL wasn’t a straight line, it wasn’t the story most people expect. There were moments when people doubted me, moments when I doubted myself. It’s funny how life works out. Sometimes the road less traveled leads to places you never expected, but it ends up being exactly where you were meant to be. Today I reflect on all the twists and turns that got me to this point, from technical college...

Saints right tackle Ryan Ramczyk anounced his retirement from the NFL on Thursday after seven seasons.

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans Saints right tackle Ryan Ramczyk announced his retirement from the NFL on Instagram Thursday night.

"What an incredible journey it’s been," Ramczyk wrote in the post, reflecting on his NFL career.

The former first-round pick had not played since 2023, when he started in 12 games before missing the last five games of the season.

During his career, he started in 101 games. Starting in 2018, Ramczyk was named to the Associated Press All-Pro Team for three straight years.

Next week, Ramczyk will announce the Saints' second-day draft picks in Green Bay.

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Ryan Ramczyk has called it a career.

Knee issues sidelined Ramczyk for five games in 2023 and the entire 2024 season.

Aaron Rodgers returned to "The Pat McAfee Show" on Thursday and pulled back the curtains on his current mindset with his NFL career.

Today, the NFL announced the legends and active players representing all 32 clubs who are currently scheduled to make selections in Rounds 2 and 3 of this year’s NFL Draft in Green Bay. Representing the New Orleans Saints is OT Ryan Ramczyk, who will announce the team’s selections.

Ramczyk was drafted by the Saints in the first round (32nd overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft. The pick that was used to draft Ramczyk was acquired in a trade with the New England Patriots in exchange for Brandin Cooks.

In his first season in New Orleans, he was named to the PFWA All-Rookie Team. He was also twice...

The NFL announced today the Legends and active players representing all 32 clubs currently scheduled to make selections in Rounds 2 and 3 of this year’s NFL Draft in Green Bay.

Adam Rank of NFL Network published his latest NFL mock draft; however, this time, it comes with a twist. Instead of predicting what teams will do, his latest mock draft focuses on what he believes they should do.

So, when the New Orleans Saints were on the clock at nine, he had them adding Will Johnson, a cornerback out of Michigan, to their roster. This pick comes with prospects like Mason Graham, Teteiora McMillian, and Sheduer Sanders still on the board.

“Don’t be scared off by the uncertainty around Johnson’s unknown 40 time, Saints,” Rank said. “...take a swing on a new potential...

We are neck deep in NFL Draft mock season and ESPN has dropped a new one on us this morning from Mel Kiper Jr. and Field Yates. These picks are based on what they’re hearing and how each team might tackle roster needs. Additionally, they took turns making the selections. Alright, now I’ll jump to the selections for the New Orleans Saints.

If they go QB and Sanders is on the board, it’s hard to see them doing anything different here, and I get it. For all the what has been at times Lavar Ball-esque noise from Coach Prime, I don’t feel like Shedeur has done anything to scare me off of him...

Nick Underhill writes about how the New Orleans Saints should let Derek Carr start over somewhere else and give the franchise a new start.

The star wide receiver that missed time with concussions a year ago looks great so far during OTAs.

The New Orleans Saints could be a potential landing spot for Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

Ramsey and the Dolphins have mutually agreed to part ways, per ESPN. The veteran cornerback spent two seasons with Miami, but as the team looks to get younger, they'll look to move on from the nine-year veteran.

Ramsey has connections to Saints defensive coordinator Brandon Staley and praised his former defensive play caller on Twitter/X after signing with New Orleans, calling him “the best defensive coordinator that I’ve had for sure in the NFL.”

Trading for Ramsey wouldn't likely cost...

We asked scouts to make draft picks for NFL teams, assigning one to each top-10 slot. Here's how it played out.

Kellen Moore just wants good players.