FA Guard Dillon Radunz visited the Saints [Saints sign Dillon Radunz to 1 year deal]

Considering both your post and the one you replied to, I think it's all about scheme and fit, just like with the team overall. Putting a line together is all about fit and chemistry, all those things.

Folk talk about how lucky we got with Brees' shoulder in the beginning. But the two most low-key bullseye draft picks during the Payton era were Jahri Evans and Carl Nicks. Those two guards let Brees step up in the pocket and deliver all those seam shots and deep shots we all remember. I'd tell people if Drew steps up cleanly, you can make a bet to yourself in that instant that the pass will be completed.
I remember first watching the Payton-Marrone-Brees blocking scheme. The tackles were pushing the defensive ends way out wide, which worried me because wide is also where the DEs want to go, but the key to it working involved the tackles staying within themselves and not letting pass rushers win on their second move. The interior linemen just had to not get beat so Brees could step into space and make the throw. He was so good at finding the sight lines and making things happen, instead of any of the other less-preferred outcomes like relying on extremely deep drops or a high volume of rollouts, or having lots of passes knocked down at the line.