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New Orleans Saints linebacker Pete Werner is in line to follow the prestigious footsteps of All-Pro Demario Davis. How Werner’s development should take another leap for the 2022 NFL season and why he is the most underappreciated Saints player. NFL analytics expert Cynthia Frelund joins to break it all down. Frelund also believes highly in
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Trey Wingo discusses New Orleans Saints’ thought process and many possibilities acquiring two first round picks from the Philadelphia Eagles in recent NFL Draft changing trade. While Malik Willis and Kenny Pickett to be in play, the Saints maybe more focused on Jameson Williams and other wide receivers and building around Jameis Winston. Could the
The New Orleans Saints will being the market for WR in this year’s NFL Draft, but can they find impact beyond big names like Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, Treylon Burks, and Drake London? We go seven rounds and seven prospects to introduce impact wideouts and high-reward development options late in the draft. Cincinnati’s Alec Pierce
The New Orleans Saints should be very active in the wide receiver market this offseason and with the ample talent in free agency and the NFL draft, nothing should stand in their way of some substantial upgrades. In addition to returning Michael Thomas, the Saints could add rookies like Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, Christian Watson,
New continues to circulate around the New Orleans Saints potentially going with both Kris Richard and Ryan Nielsen as co-defensive coordinators. What would the division of labor be not just between the two of them, but with Dennis Allen calling plays as well? How the the player personnel helps to make a difference and why