Last week, the Saints signed the New Orleans native. New Orleans native, Stanley Morgan reached a deal with the Saints last Friday according to New Orleans Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis.
NEW ORLEANS - During "Airing It Out" on Monday morning, Charlie Weis criticized the New Orleans Saints for being the only team over the NFL salary cap for the 2025 season despite currently tackling their 2024 salary cap issues.
The salary cap went up $30 million but how does it help New Orleans? Per Jonathan Jones, an NFL insider for CBS, the salary cap is expected to increase by around $30 million.
For years, the Saints have been at the forefront of the league with respect to maneuvering themselves into cap compliance.
The cap starved New Orleans Saints, led by general manager Mickey Loomis, have a lot to mull over and decide this offseason, especially given how their 2023 campaign played out.
New Orleans has reportedly interviewed eight candidates as of January 25th. New Orleans Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis is on the prowl for a replacement for long-time offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael.
Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles said that QB Baker Mayfield has “definitely earned” a new contract, with Mayfield saying he hopes to have another year with the team’s offense.
The Buccaneers and Lions have already played once this season, with Detroit coming out on top in Week 6 by a score of 20-6. Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles said it’s a different game and he feels that the Bucs are a better team for having gone through that loss and the other twists of a long season.
Let’s check out what fans are saying. The week as the NFL Playoffs began, so did the first steps in the offseason for the New Orleans Saints. A lot has already happened in just a few days so, let’s dive right into this week’s news and look at some of their fan’s reactions.
After Mickey Loomis spoke on Wednesday afternoon, it feels like the Saints can finally turn a page on a lost year and really start focusing in on what needs to be done in 2024 to try to get back to the postseason.
Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis backed head coach Dennis Allen and quarterback Derek Carr during a Wednesday press conference and he also made it clear that he has no plans to cede decision-making power to anyone else in the front office.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, a franchise steeped in football tradition, have been fortunate to have legendary head coaches over the years. These coaches have left an indelible mark on the team's history and have achieved remarkable success.
The New Orleans Saints are giving coach Dennis Allen another season, much to the consternation of some critics. General manager Mickey Loomis, however, has no doubts about his head coach’s ability.
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis spoke with reporters Wednesday and detailed why the franchise is running it back with head coach Dennis Allen for another season even though the Saints missed the playoffs in each of Allen's first two campaigns in charge.
In Week 17, the New Orleans Saints scuttled their NFC South rival Tampa Bay Buccaneers from capturing the division and locking up a home playoff game. For Saints GM Mickey Loomis, it looked like a case of the Bucs overlooking his squad.
The New Orleans Saints have been known for one major aspect as a franchise. With Mickey Loomis and Khai Harley as leaders in the front office, they've maneuvered the salary cap in ways that many folks will not understand. They've started that process for their 2024 salary cap, too.
The supporters of the Detroit Lions have become part of the story this season. Each week the Lions play on the road, a passionate group of fans have traveled
Mickey Loomis doesn't get it.
Saints general manager Mickey Loomis lended the media some of his time on Wednesday to talk about the state of the team and where they're at after the midway point of the season.
METAIRIE -- Dennis Allen and Mickey Loomis met with the media ahead of Saints training camp starting on Wednesday. There were plenty of takeaways from both of their interviews.
New Orleans Saints GM Mickey Loomis has repeatedly hinted that his team will be willing to trade up in the draft, a notion which rings clear given recent history.
It's common for an NFL team to scout and draft certain "types" of college football players. The Saints' preference is for Buckeyes. The Saints and Ohio State have developed a robust pipeline in assistant general manager Jeff Ireland's seven seasons with New Orleans.
New Orleans has struggled the past two seasons to find a replacement for former QB Drew Brees. According to another former Saints QB, Jim Everett, it's a problem general manager Mickey Loomis created.
The hype surrounding Sean Payton’s potential return to the NFL next season has died down a bit in recent days, as many believe he will return to FOX as an analyst.
Rumors about a quick Sean Payton New Orleans return emerged late last month, but Mickey Loomis squashed that prospect.
The New Orleans Saints will be one of the more active teams when the 2022 NFL Draft begins on Thursday night.
New Orleans could turn to the free agent or trade market as well, but few options remain on those fronts. In any event, the team is likely to have at least one significant addition at the position.
The New Orleans Saints are usually aggressive when it comes to making trades during the NFL Draft. Selecting 28th overall Thursday night, there’s a chance that they might continue with that MO.
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