Some surprising contributors have worn No. 48 for the Saints in spite of a short history for the jersey. Our countdown to Week 1 is marching on.

The Saints had the perfect chance to embrace a full rebuild in 2025, with an eye on top QB prospects in a promising 2026 class. What they did instead could keep them mired in the NFL basement for years to come,

Lesotho's prime minister joined funeral services for the Latter-day Saint girls and others killed in multivehicle crash.

J.T. Gray continues to be one of the NFL's best on special teams. No. 48 is the Saints Player of the Day as we continue our countdown to Week 1.

Simo Valakari says striker Uche Ikpeazu faces an uncertain future at St Johnstone, despite being under contract until next summer and scoring Saturday's winning goal, as the relegated club's manager does not know if the 30-year-old "will be with us" by the end of the transfer window. (The Courier)

The New Orleans Saints aren't going to look exactly the same when the 2025 National Football League season kicks off. But, what does that look like exactly? Fir

Alvin Kamara called game against the Giants on this 49-yard touchdown run. His walk-off score is an easy pick for the Saints Play of the Day.

Are the Saints a value to win NFC South at +1400? What about LSU to win SEC at +800 or to make the CFP Playoff at +125?

In less than a week, all 32 NFL teams will have reported for training camp. Even then, there could be quite a few rookie holdouts. A total of 257 players were selected in the 2025

Jake Delhomme stunned the Cowboys in his first career start. His 51-yard touchdown pass from that game is the Saints Play of the Day.

The New Orleans Saints and Tyler Shough have agreed to terms on a fully guaranteed contract, but that doesn't mean he'll be the starting quarterback. According