Saints Improved Where They Needed to Most in NFL Offseason
Summary
The New Orleans Saints finished last in their division with a 6-11 record last season and made several changes during the NFL offseason. They focused on improving their wide receiver group by drafting young players but did not sign any experienced receivers.Key Facts
- The Saints ended the 2025-26 season with a 6-11 record, placing last in the NFC South division.
- ESPN ranked the Saints as the 25th best team in the league for the upcoming season.
- Wide receiver Chris Olave accounted for 25% of the team's catches and 29% of their receiving yards last season.
- The team added Jordyn Tyson in the first round of the draft to strengthen their wide receiver position.
- They also selected Bryce Lance in the fourth round and Barion Brown in the sixth round, both young receivers.
- The Saints did not sign any veteran wide receivers during the offseason.
- Success depends on the coaching staff’s ability to develop these young players for NFL-level performance.
- The team will face difficult decisions to cut players during training camp as their wide receiver group is now full.
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