Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

This episode dives deep into the New Orleans Saints’ offseason, focusing on draft prospects who could become game-changers, the fan reactions to different potential picks, and the current needs on both offense and defense. The group debates prospects that make them go “ooh,” breaks down which positions—like cornerback, wide receiver, and safety—should be prioritized in the draft, and organizes the...

The New Orleans Saints are in a new stratosphere of vibes and Kellen Moore, Tyler Shough and the team's new free agent class are big reasons why. Moore could be a Coach of the Year candidate next year while Shough continues to change the trajectory of the Saints' potential moving forward.   Meanwhile, the Saints' free agency class of Travis Etienne Jr., David Edwards, Kaden Elliss, Noah Fant and R...

If the New Orelans Saints want to wait or double-up at wide receiver, USC's Ja'Kobi Lane could be a strong option for consideration. Noted for his contested catch prowess, his demeanor, long-stride and fluid movement skills make him a three-level threat along with being a red zone merchant. A young, tall but smooth mover, Lane could be an interesting addition to Chris Olave and Devaughn Vele.   00...

In the 2026 NFL Draft, LSU Tigers are often ruled out for the New Orleans Saints, but CB Mansoor Delane could change that tune. While many expect the Saints (understandably) to go after EDGE rushers like Rueben Bain Jr., Arvell Reese and David Bailey or wide receivers like Jordyn Tyson, Carnell Tate or Makai Lemon but Delane would make the Saints' cornerback room one of the best in the NFL.   Why...

This episode dives into the New Orleans Saints’ offseason priorities, focusing on free agency questions and draft strategies, including a war room mock draft and a creative blind ranking of position groups. The conversation covers the need for additional weapons around the quarterback, the urgency of securing a veteran wide receiver and edge rusher, and the complexities of slot cornerback. As the...

The New Orleans Saints and defensive end Cameron Jordan continue their conversations about a potential reunion. Jordan outlined what he's looking for, which is more than the financial side of things. He wants an opportunity to get snaps, wrangle sacks and ensure a large role. If the Saints could provide that, he could be back in New Orleans.   The Saints, in the meanwhile, have to wrestle with the...

The New Orelans Saints' signings of Travis Etienne Jr., David Edwards and Kaden Elliss highlight their new financial situation. The team avoided void years, skillfully structured contracts and added a trio of difference-makers for under $20 million in total 2026 cap hits.   Etienne's deal is structured more like a two-year contract that can extend. Edwards gets a manageable average value because o...

The New Orleans Saints added another running back to the backfield in former Minnesota Vikings back Ty Chandler. Despite the investment along with Travis Etienne Jr. earlier in free agency, the future of Alvin Kamara is likely directly unchanged. Kamara's next steps will be dictated by he and the team and are not expected to be preempted by a vet minimum signing.   Instead, the focus on Chandler s...

Travis Etienne Jr. brings electrifying and explosive plays and relentless physicality to the New Orleans Saints. His style is evidenced by his statement 143-yard rushing performance against the Carolina Panthers to open the 2025 season. His ability to churn out yards after contact, force missed tackles, and rack up breakaway runs is set to transform the Saints’ offense alongside Alvin Kamara, igni...

The New Orleans Saints don't need to move Derek Carr to have a successful offseason, but it would be helpful. However, the market doesn't appear to be materializing for the retiring quarterback to return to the game and net the Saints some more draft capital. That is, at least not yet.   00:22 Derek Carr Trade Market Update 08:23 Possible Teams for Carr 13:44 Why Carr Interest Is Low   BECOME A LO...

The New Orleans Saints still have several needs as the first phase of free agency has passed, but the NFL Draft offers some options. How Carnell Tate, Malachi Lawrence and Treydan Stukes could help the Saints address some of their top remaining needs should they not be able to to with late free agency signings.   Adding Kaytron Allen to the mix along with Alvin Kamara, Travis Etienne Jr. Devin Nea...

New Orleans Saints running back Travis Etienne Jr. has a chance to be one of the team's most impactful free agent signings in recent years since Demario Davis, Chase Young. The Back is living out his dream, wearing the Saints jersey.   Why Kellen Moore's offensive run scheme offers much to Etienne, and what the running back said was his favorite part of it.   00:23 Travis Etienne's Potential 09:06...

The New Orleans Saints may be in line to lose some key leadership, but have already begun to rebuild for it's new era. With the futures of Cameron Jordan, Taysom Hill and Alvin Kamara murky at best, the team appears prepared to move forward. Also, why I'm still not buying that Kamara won't be a Saint in 2026 for now.   How Kaden Elliss, Travis Etienne, David Edwards and the Saints' splash free age...

When the New Orleans Saints signed Kaden Elliss, David Edwards, Noah Fant and their other free agent additions, they didn't just sign good players, they signed players that will usher in the new era of Saints football. Leadership was on full display as Elliss, Edwards, Fant and Wright were introduced to the local media.   Dillon Radunz is back in New Orleans on a two-year deal, further fortifying...

This episode dives into the New Orleans Saints’ offseason strategy, focusing on impact free agents they could still pursue and how recent departures and retirement rumors among veteran leaders might reshape the team. The conversation evaluates depth needs, particularly on the offensive and defensive lines, weighs the challenging balance of free agency costs for positions like wide receiver, and sp...

The New Orleans Saints had a fast start to free agency, but edge rusher, wie receiver and defensive tackle are places the team could continue to add. Why players like Samsun Ebukam, Arnold Ebiketie and Al-Quadin Muhammad  could be great fits for Brandon Staley's defense and why a reunion with DT Sebastian Joseph-Day would elevate Staley's system.   In signing Travis Etienne, David Edwards and Kade...

The New Orelans Saints cooked in free agency with the additions of Travis Etienne, David Edwards, Kaden Elliss and more. The team took it's chance to build around quarterback Tyler Shough and are looking to compete in 2026.   BECOME A LOCKED ON SAINTS ALL-ACCESS MEMBER: https://lockedonsaints.supercast.com/   Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/lock...

The New Orleans Saints could still choose to invest in Jeremiyah Love after signing Travis Etienne. If Love is the BPA at No. 8 overall in the NFL Draft, he could still be the selection, especially with Alvin Kamara's future in question. If not Love, LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane could be an underrate consideration inside the top-10.   Why Caleb Downs, Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles are all perfect...

The New Orleans Saints are expected to bring linebacker Kaden Elliss back to the Crescent City. His experience, versatility and leadership will be a welcome addition to a changing New Orleans Saints roster. Replacing Demario Davis will not be easy, or even possible, but Elliss could bring the next iteration of defensive leadership to the Big Easy.   Trading Kai Kroeger to the Houston Texans is ano...

The New Orleans Saints have shaken up their offense with bold free agency moves, leaving the future of star running back Alvin Kamara surrounded by uncertainty. After restructuring Kamara’s contract and signing the dynamic Travis Etienne, competition heats up in the Saints’ running back room--at the top of the depth chart and among backups. Amidst the uncertainty, a Kamara-Etienne tandem would pow...

It has been a hectic first day of free agency, the legal tampering period, for the New Orleans Saints. Our instant reactions to the signing of Travis Etienne, David Edwards, Noah Fant and more! What does this say about how the Saints view themselves? Who else is still out there on the market? Will New Orleans add someone like Devin Lloyd with Demario Davis gone?   BECOME A LOCKED ON SAINTS INSIDER...

The New Orleans Saints swung big and hit some home runs to add to their offense and quarterback Tyler Shough. Travis Etienne, David Edwards and Noah Fant are expected to sign with the Saints and revamp the team's offense.   Even the addition of punter Ryan Wright signals a big change in the Saints' fortunes and approach. However, the expected losses of Demario Davis and Alontae Taylor loom large a...

With free agency bringing big shifts to the Saints’ roster, a defensive game-wrecker, Caleb Downs could become the centerpiece of New Orleans’ 2026 NFL Draft plans. How Downs, out of Ohio State, could transform Brandon Staley’s defense. The focus turns to positions with impact potential, including edge rusher Zion Young, dynamic playmaker Zachariah Branch, and bruising running back Emmett Johnson—...

The New Orleans Saints could shake up their wide receiver corps by targeting Alec Pierce, the top free agent wideout and a dynamic vertical threat from the Indianapolis Colts. Pierce would bring explosive playmaking and contested catch ability, but with a massive price tag.   Potential additions like Romeo Doubs or Calvin Austin also loom, and any splash in free agency will trigger a fierce roster...

The New Orleans Saints are already cap compliant with over $11 million to spend. Restructures for Chase Young, Juwan Johnson, and Justin Reid have created new flexibility, and with more levers to pull, the Saints are primed to target key upgrades. Why David Edwards, Brock Hoffman and Mekhi Becton could fortify the offensive line.   With the active running back market, the Saints should have their...