Unlike many other teams in the NFL, the NOLA Saints' process for hiring their new head coach was both thorough and all-inclusive.
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It feels like the Saints and Head Coach Sean Payton go through these same exercises every off-season. But why is that the case?
There's one stat that shows just how much the Saints have made of their difficult 2021 season, a testament to their resiliency and coaching.
It's ironic how the New Orleans Saints' have a lack of depth at offensive skill positions this season given Sean Payton's background
The New Orleans Saints under Sean Payton have commonly played down to their opponents' level, and that trend continued against the Giants in Week 4.
We can talk about Jameis Winston's electric debut or the New Orleans Saints' dominant defense, but let's also talk about player development.
The New Orleans Saints have shown a willingness to move on from players like Michael Thomas who seem to be ruffling feathers within the team.
The Saints have been criticized for lacking wide receiver depth behind Michael Thomas, so why not trade for the Pats' N'Keal Harry?
The New Orleans Saints would never be able to manage their salary cap so well if it wasn't for the expertise of cap guru Khai Harley.
If the analysts are right and 2021 Saints' first round pick Payton Turner turns into a version of Marcus Davenport, the team will be in trouble.
Former New Orleans Saints' QB Drew Brees gifted Chicago Cubs' shortstop Javier Baez a signed helmet for inspiring his son to play baseball.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Deonte Harris may be small in stature, but he shouldn't be overlooked on the NFL stage.
The Saints have had more than their fair share of playoff disappointment since 2017, but if Sean Payton can lead them back without Brees, he should be COTY.