Mack never reached his potential in college, but the future could still be bright for tight end who's eager to change the underachiever narrative.
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... downs. But everyone from Mack and his dad, to his Notre Dame coaches, to the Saints' evaluators insist that they don’t see Mack as a character concern. He was n ...
Are the Saints more talented than they were a year ago? It may rest on how TE Jared Cook meshes with a new offense.
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... n Smith, Keith Kirkwood, Austin Carr and Dan Arnold. 2. NT Malcom Brown. The Saints’ defensive line overall is a concern area heading into this year (see below) ...
The Saints' have traded up aggressively for years in the draft -- 17 times since 2007 -- but has the strategy been worth it? The record is pretty good.
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... Gardner-Johnson. Those were some of the most aggressive draft-day trades the Saints have made yet. Up until recently, trading up felt like a practice the Saints ...
The Saints traded up in the second round to pick Texas A&M lineman Erik McCoy, a potential replacement for retired center Max Unger.
The price for the Saints to trade up from No. 62 into the first round would be steep, but history shows the team doesn't shy from making bold moves.
Benjamin Watson, who ranks 14th among tight ends in NFL history with 530 career receptions for 5,855 yards and 44 touchdowns, is considering playing a 16th NFL season, sources told ESPN.
The Saints host the Texans in the MNF opener Sept. 9, and then Antonio Brown debuts as a Raider facing the Broncos and new quarterback Joe Flacco in the nightcap.
The Saints' 2019 schedule starts off with a bang, facing 2018 playoff teams in each of their first four games.
With only one pick in the draft's first four rounds, the Saints could be focused on projects. Here are five positions of need for the future.
