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Last week, LSU Football held its annual Coaches Clinic at the Football Operations Center for high school coaches and beyond.

After missing seven games with the Cowboys last season due to an infection, Cooks says body feels "incredible."

Simmons, affectionately known as "Chief" to all who came in contact with him, worked a total of 858 Saints preseason, regular season and postseason games during his tenure as head equipment manager.

Dan Simmons, a beloved former equipment manager for the New Orleans Saints, died Friday in his hometown of St. Louis, team officials confirmed Friday. He was 78.

According to Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.football, the New Orleans Saints held a private workout with three Tennessee prospects.

Pearce Jr. is one of the top edge rushers in the 2025 draft. His performance last season was his best yet. According to ESPN, he gathered 38 total tackles, 7.5 sacks, one forced fumble, and one pass defended. Pearce Jr. was also named first team All-SEC in 2024. He is tied for tenth in school history with former volunteer Darrell Taylor, with 19.5 career sacks.

A redshirt senior, Safety Will Brooks has been with the Tennessee Volunteers since 2020. And like...

The biggest ones involve Chris Olave, Derek Carr and future No. 1 picks. What does common sense tell you? And, by the way, how’s your bracket?

The New Orleans Saints defense ranked 30th in the NFL last season in yards allowed and 19th in scoring. The defensive line only had three players get more than 5 sacks, and none who got over 7.5, which is why the position group is seen by many as the Saints biggest need going into the upcoming NFL Draft.

The Saints had very little turn over on the defensive line this offseason, as Chase Young was re-signed to a three-year contract, and Cam Jordan announced that he is coming back for another year. On top of these moves, defensive tackles Nathan Shepherd and Khalen Saunders both survived...

The New Orleans Saints had dinner this week with several prospects from the Georgia Bulldogs, including standout edge rusher Mykel Williams.

According to several reports, the Tennessee Titans would be willing the trade the first pick for the right price, but their idea of the right price might be a little too high.

On Monday, March 24 the New Orleans Saints signed former Tennessee Titans OL Dillon Radunz.

The 26-year-old from Becker, MN graduated from Becker High School where he played basketball, football, and threw shot put and discus on the track and field team. He was a two-year starter at both the offensive tackle and defensive end positions which saw the team go 25–1, winning back-to-back state championships.

He attended North Dakota State, playing in 33 games with 32 starts at left tackle in his five seasons with the Bison where he was a member of four Missouri Valley Football Conference...

Deion Sanders says he's not trying to steer Shedeur Sanders to any specific destination in next month's draft and would be happy wherever his star quarterback son is selected.

NFL legendary cornerback and Colorado football coach Deion Sanders has opened up publicly on the record about where he wants his son, Shedeur Sanders, to get selected in the 2025 NFL Draft.

As the 2025 NFL offseason continues, the predictions for the 2025 season continue to file in. Recently, ESPN Bet released their latest predicted win-total for all 32 NFL teams, including the New Orleans Saints.

It probably comes as no shock that there was a strong New Orleans Saints contingent at the LSU Tigers Pro Day with the NFL Draft quickly approaching. Notably Mickey Loomis was in attendance with other members of the front office but notably, per Jeff Nowak, brand new Saints run game coordinator T.J. Pagnetti was in the trenches with the Tigers.

Like any team in the Southeastern Conference, there’s a plethora of talent on the LSU Tigers but the fact that they had a coach hands-on with the O-Line can narrow down a bit of what they’re looking for. Particularly of note is LSU OT Will Campbell...

The NFL Draft process involves getting to know prospects and determining whether they fit a team's needs. This is arguably more important than just seeing what the team needs or whether the player has potential/talent, and it is always crucial to know which teams meet with which prospects. The Saints have already held some meetings/dinners with groups of prospects, and last night, per Nick Underhill, the New Orleans Saints continued this by hosting a dinner for a group of Georgia prospects.

Doing their due diligence is always a good thing, and three Georgia prospects could be the Saints’...