ESPN's skills position rankings acknowledge the Saints are as talented as anyone at the top of the depth chart. But injuries exposed critical flaws.

The New Orleans Saints shouldn't rule out adding another young talent who was recently linked to the Dallas Cowboys.

While the Saints figure out their quarterback situation and are listed as the worst starting lineup in the league, they still have some players that are worth mentioning. ESPN's Seth Walder would shout out tackles Kelvin Banks Jr. and Taliese Fuaga as X-factors and running back Kendre Miller as a “nonstarter to know.”

Shaheed has been one of the most explosive receivers since entering the league and put up an impressive 719-yard season as the Saints’ WR2 in 2023. However, the 2022 undrafted free agent also suffered injuries last season, which limited him to six games.

Are the New Orleans Saints in position to poach a talented running back from the Philadelphia Eagles? New Orleans’ depth behind Alvin Kamara isn’t elite, which

The New Orleans Saints will still start five-time Pro Bowler Alvin Kamara at running back in 2025, but the depth chart is more complicated immediately thereafter. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Alvin Kamara will once again lead the Saints running backs in 2025 — but who is after him? ... Depth chart (name, height, weight, NFL experience) Alvin Kamara, 5-foot-10, 215, 9.

The Tennessee Titans are getting better in the backfield, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. 'Source: The Titans are adding depth to their backfield, agre