New Orleans Saints Should Lean On Taysom Hill's Mobility With Erik McCoy Out

New Orleans Saints Should Get A Look At Eric Bieniemy and Mike McDaniel: With the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers out of the NFL playoffs, the New Orleans Saints should take the time to get a look at offensive coordinators Eric Bieniemy and Mike McDaniel as possible heirs to Sean Payton's head coaching position. Eric Bienemy has a significant connection to the Saints as a New Orleans native, but also as a wildly successful offensive coordinator. His usage of Jerrick McKinnon feels easily translatable to Alvin Kamara, but would the right quarterback be willing to come along to produce? That may be a deciding factor when it comes to Bieniemy opportunities. Mike McDaniel may be a lesser known entity, but his name continues to heat up as a finalist for the Miami Dolphins' head coaching spot. His wide zone run scheme would be familiar to the Saints as constructed along with his west coast passing offense, Scheming successfully for both Jimmy Garappolo and Trey Lance shows his abi by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Miss Playoffs But Affirm Bright Future With Convincing Win: The New Orleans Saints might not be postseason bound, but they did enough in Atlanta to handle their business and remind their players, future players, and others paying attention of their competitive spirit and winning culture. Between loosing Drew Brees, chopping down the salary cap, replacing players at just about every position, a record-breaking 58 unique starters, Hurricane Ida, and COVID outbreaks, the New Orleans Saints went through the ringer. But whether it was Jameis Winston, Taysom Hill, Tevor Siemian, or Ian Book under center, Sean Payton was prepared and ready to compete - a clear Coach of the Year candidate. Cam Jordan, Kwon Alexander, Alvin Kamara, and Marcus Davenport - among others - all had standout performances in the Saints' 30-20 victory over the rival Atlanta Falcons. Although the Los Angeles Rams couldn't hold up their end of the bargain and the Saints will miss the playoffs for th by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Top Performers: Taysom Hill, Marquez Callaway, Cam Jordan & More: The New Orleans Saints may hold the current record for most unique starters, but that hasn't impacted them the way it has other teams with similar availability concerns. A large part of that has to do with their ability to win win several different players at various positions. Taysom Hill at quarterback, Marquez Callaway at wide receiver, and a dominating defense continue to prove that the Saints are a top competitive team in the NFL, regardless of record. The Saints offensive line has been a legitimate cause for concern recently with all of the injuries and COVID issues. But they held up well against a very aggressive Carolina Panthers defensive pursuit. Taysom Hill navigated the blitz and other key areas well without turning the ball over and the Saints leaned on Alvin Kamara's toughness to continue to produce on the ground and through the air. Marquez Callaway almost had another break out game, bu by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints' Mark Ingram Could Play Key Role In Win Vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The New Orleans Saints face their toughest test of the season so far as Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers travel to the Crescent City to take on former starting quarterback Jameis Winston and a soaring Saints defense. For the Saints to pull out a key divisional win against a tough opponent, they'll need the offense to find a way to super charge in the passing game, lighten Alvin Kamara's usage while allowing him to still have an impact, and find a way to keep long drives developing. The Saints acquired running back Mark Ingram from the Texans via trade, reuniting him and the city of New Orleans. How he is utilized in this game, as he's expected to play, could be the difference in an explosive offensive and a stifled one. On the defensive side, star players like Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, Marcus Williams, Cam Jordan, and the returning David Onyemata will need to play up to their standards in by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints, Deonte Harris, Cam Jordan Situations Highlight Availability Concerns: The New Orleans Saints have had availability concerns all season but now with Deonte Harris officially suspended three games and Cameron Jordan potentially missing this weekends Week 14 matchup with the New York Jets, the concerns grow more apparent. How can the Saints replace Deonte Harris' production in the passing game? Harris is the Saints leader in receiving yards, second in receptions and has contributed through much more than a deep threat and special teams role. Can the addition of Malcolm Perry help the Saints fill the void? On the defensive side, injuries have been piling up on the defensive line, and now veteran leader Cam Jordan could miss the Sunday matchup as well after being placed on the COVID-19/Reserve list. Carl Granderson and Jalyn Holmes are the only remaining edge rushers on the roster, but the Saints could get help with a hopeful return of Marcus Davenport. They could also by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints' Cam Jordan Can Terrorize Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons Again: The New Orleans Saints are a win away from putting themselves in prime position for a fifth straight playoff appearance pending the result of the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams game. The only thing standing in their way, the NFC South division rival Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons may be without a key cog in rookie tight end Kyle Pitts, but they'd still love nothing more than to play spoilers to Sean Payton and the Saints. The Saints defensive line, led by Cam Jordan (11.5 sacks) should look to get after Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan as they have shown a propensity to do in the past. They'll also look to get the run game going with Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram, and Taysom Hill. The Saints will hope to have their full compliment of offensive lineman this week with the hopeful returns of Ryan Ramczyk and Terron Armstead. A New Orleans Saints win will take another top performance from Cam Jordan, Marshon La by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Legend Deuce McAllister Talks Taysom Hill Contract, Trevor Siemian, Domecoming: New Orleans Saints legend Deuce McAllister joins the show to discuss the Saints' injury woes, Trevor Siemian vs. Taysom Hill, sharing Mark Ingram's record breaking moment with him, and some of the most important moments of his career like Domecoming. "The opportunity to go on and play with the Saints was pretty special." Deuce McAllister recalls his journey to the NFL and New Orleans after watching them on Sundays growing up in Mississippi and dives in on the Saints' current quarterback situation. How Trevor Siemian performed thus far and whether or the Saints should considering Taysom Hill moving forward makes sense. "I would not be surprised, if Taysom is healthy enough, for him to get a shot, you know obviously, at that quarterback position." McAllister also shares his experiences during the Domecoming, return to the Superdome game following Hurricane Katrina and the meaningfulness of by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints' Offseason Focus Should Be On Reloading Wide Receiver Room: The New Orleans Saints defied the odds in 2021, but looking ahead to 2022, the offensive struggles cannot persist. Particularly in the passing game. Rookie cornerback Pauslon Adebo and the Saints' retooling of the cornerback position should be an indication of how impactful the team can be if they do focus on this high-value position, even if Michael Thomas is expected to return from his injury. Alabama Wide Receiver Jameson Williams was easily the top WR on many NFL Draft evaluator boards. But now that he's suffered an ACL injury, it could potentially impact the availability of other top wideout prospects like Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, Drake London, and Treylon Burks. With the Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, and Denver Broncos all in the head coaching search, could the Saints lose defensive coordinator Dennis Allen this offseason? He and assistant GM/director of colle by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Run Game Victim Of Circumstance In 2021: The New Orleans Saints and Alvin Kamara were expected to be a dominant run team going into 2021, but with a lack of availability along the offensive line and in tandem with Kamara, too many roles were impacted to allow the ground game to keep its early season steam. Mark Ingram, Tony Jones Jr, and Ty Montgomery all helped as much as they could behind Alvin Kamara, but were limited by injuries, illness, and more. Taysom Hill and Jameis Winston were top-four rushers for the team. Should the Saints have maintained Latavius Murray at his price tag? Why running back is a sneaky position to watch in this year's draft for the New Orleans Saints. Georgia's James Cook, Iowa State's Breece Hall, and others should all be on the Saints radar as they look to rebuild their strength at running back along with the offensive line. Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Saints Podcast on these platforms… ? Apple https://apple.co/3tz by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Have Ample Opportunity To Upgrade WR | QB Options Dwindling: The New Orleans Saints should be very active in the wide receiver market this offseason and with the ample talent in free agency and the NFL draft, nothing should stand in their way of some substantial upgrades. In addition to returning Michael Thomas, the Saints could add rookies like Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, Christian Watson, Jameson Williams and others. Thanks to the loaded draft and free agent classes, teams may not jump as early, leaving the Saints comfortable at 18. Meanwhile, the quarterback market is headed in the opposite direction than many expected. Going from what was supposed to be one of the most active veteran QB markets in NFL history, to a lot of teams committing to their guys while at the Combine. What this means for the New Orleans Saints, Jameis Winston, and the rookie class bolstering names like Malik Willis and Kenny Pickett. Offensive linemen to watch for as the Saints may need to by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints vs. Philadelphia Eagles Could Be Important NFC Matchup: The New Orleans Saints will travel to take on the Philadelphia Eagles for NFL Week 11. As the Eagles and Saints fight for their playoff positioning, this game could have major implications across the NFC later in the season. The New Orleans Saints are hoping to get running back Alvin Kamara back to pair with Mark Ingram after a successful week as the team's starter. Meanwhile the Eagles look to figure out exactly what they have in quarterback Jalen Hurts. The Saints defensive line maintain contain and their defensive star Marshon Lattimore have tough matchups against the Philly run game and the young and talented wideout DeVonta Smith. The Saints run game has a key matchup as well with Flether Cox and company up the middle. Another zone-heavy defense led by Darius Slay could be good news for Deonte Harris again. Breaking down what has to go right for the Saints to get back in their winning ways. Check out th by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Play Calling A Key Element To Success In 2022 NFL Season: After adding Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, Tyrann Matheiu, and Marcus Maye, the New Orleans Saints will have one make or break element outside of their personnel: playcalling. How will Dennis Allen do juggling defensive playcalling and head coaching responsibilities? How the cohesion of the Saints coaching staff could be a saving grace. Pete Carmichael is set to call the plays full time in 2022 for the Saints offense and Jameis Winston. How will he maximize Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara, and the other weapons around him? Carmichael's track record shows he knows how to call plays for a talented roster, which the Saints have going into this season. Peter King projects the Saints as a double-digit win, top-12 team in 2022. But not for the reason you may expect. All of a sudden, the talk of the New Orleans Saints isn't the defense, but the offense. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platform by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Expect To Compete Despite Being Short-Handed Vs. Miami Dolphins.: The New Orleans Saints may be dow 21 players going into the Monday Night matchup against the Miami Dolphins, but that won't stop them from believing they can put together a winning roster and gameplan. The Saints went so far as to sign Blake Bortles to back up young Ian Book and even call Drew Brees and Phillip Rivers to try to lure them out of retirement. The NFL is not going to move this game, so New Orleans must find a way to win under more trying circumstances. No Taysom hill and Trevor Siemian has dominated the airwaves this week, but the Saints may have a big concern on the defensive side as well without both Demario Davis and Kwon Alexander. Can rookie Pete Werner step up into a shot-caller role? And will Zack Baun be the guy to line up beside him despite struggling in Week 2? The Saints will have most of their go-to secondary available, but ironman Malcolm Jenkins looks poised to miss the Mond by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Jameis Winston, Tyrann Mathieu Immediately Impact at OTAs: New Orleans Saints stars Jameis Winston, Tyrann Mathieu, and Chris Olave make immediate impact and display leadership at Saints OTAs. Michael Thomas "isn't ready yet" but is expected to be back for training camp. Cam Jordan and Marcus Davenport are near locked at defensive end, but the spot next to David Onyemata on the interior could be wide open for an intriguing position battle. Demario Davis and Pete Werner are set to start at linebacker, but the third spot in the second level could also be up for grabs. Second-round NFL draft selection Alontae Taylor will get a chance to battle for a starting role, but Paulson Adebo looks locked in to start opposite Marshon Lattimore while Tyrann Mathieu, Marcus Maye, and C.J. Gardner-Johnson look to create havoc for opposing offenses. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms: ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? Spotify https://bit.ly/locked by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Will Lean On Run Game Vs. New York Jets: The New Orleans Saints and New York Jets square off with the Saints hoping for the return of Alvin Kamara and a healthy-handed Taysom Hill. Both teams are dealing with injuries, but on the Saints side, there's hope on the horizon. After practicing in full on Wednesday, things are looking good for the Saints and a potential return for Alvin Kamara. Meanwhile, Terron Armstead and Marcus Davenport were limited and can also hopefully find their ways back to the field as well. Meanwhile, the Jets are dealing with injuries to some very important key pieces on both sides of the ball like Elijah Moore, CJ Mosley, and others. The Jets' defensive line could shake this game up while the Saints offensive line will be key to holding up of the offense and extending drives. Meanwhile, Taysom Hill will be without leading receiver Deonte Harris. Could Easop Winston be the next man up in the Saints passing game. Follow & Subsc by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Could Mark Ingram, New Orleans Saints Topple Tennessee Titans Without Alvin Kamara?: Even if New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara can't go on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, A.J. Brown, and Julio Jones. The Saints and their defense can be competitive. The pivotal role played by Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, Cameron Jordan, and more this weekend. The Tennessee Titans are one of the hottest teams in football right now while the New Orleans Saints re-engage their search for an identity without Jameis Winston and Michael Thomas. The road may get a little bumpier for New Orleans if star running back Alvin Kamara is also unable to go this weekend. Key matchups come down to limiting pressure from Bud Dupree and the Titans pass rushers, locking down start wideouts A.J. Brown and Julio Jones with talents defensive backs like Marshon Lattimore, Paulson Adebo, and Bradley Roby, and establishing a run game with Mark Ingram. A win for each team rests on wining in the trenches, controlling by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Deonte Harris And Taysom Hill OUT, New Orleans Saints Search For Explosiveness: The New Orleans Saints should see their offensive line back at full strength with Erik McCoy and Terron Armstead looking ready to play against the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. How much of an impact can they have? The Saints are single-digits away from being top-five in major offensive line metrics, their returns could boost them above. The Saints will be without two major contributors on offense, WR Deonte Harris, and QB/Offensive Weapon Taysom Hill. It will take multiple players to make up for their lost production, but the Saints may have the talent to get it done. How Kenny Stills, Adam Trautman, and others can help. The Saints will need big performances from some top talent on the offensive and defensive sides to win in Seattle. Regardless of whether Geno Smith or Russell Wilson were throwing passes, there's a big test ahead of Marshon Lattimore, Marcus Williams and the Saints' secondary by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints On Track As Demario Davis, Taysom Hill, And Others Return: The New Orleans Saints are starting to get some key pieces back from the COVID/Reserve list. Demario Davis, Kwon Alexander, Taysom Hill, and others are all set to make their return this weekend after missing the Monday night action against the Miami Dolphins. Unfortunately, more names can continue being added to the list as the others return. Safety Marcus Williams has been added on Wednesday and may no longer be available to go on Thursday depending on the NFL's evolving policies and protocols. What the Saints do without Williams if he can't go could be key as Sam Darnold makes his full return to the Panthers offense. The Carolina Panthers come to the Big Easy on Sunday and it's a must win for the New Orleans Saints if they want to keep their NFL Playoff hopes alive. Pass rush and ball control will be key to a victory as the Saints look to win out as the NFL season draws to a close. Follow & Subscribe to by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Starting Tackles Could Miss Week 11, How Will Saints Manage?: The New Orleans Saints are no strangers to injury this season. Alvin Kamara, Terron Armstead, and Ryan Ramczyk could all be unavailable for Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. If that happens, the Saints likely won't shy away from the run game with mark Ingram and the potential return of Tony Jones Jr. Saints sixth-round draft pick Landon Young could see time behind Ramczyk, which gives the team the opportunity to see what he looks like at the position in case Ramczyk ever moves to left tackle in the near future. The Saints have not had the most explosive passing offense in 2021. But could they finally get a wide receiver to over 100 yards for the first time this season? Tre'Quan Smith usually has a big breakout game or two each season, this Philadelphia Eagles defense is weak exactly where it benefits him in the passing game. Additionally, this would be a good matchup for the t by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints, Chris Olave Might Be Perfect Fit | NFL Combine Watchlist: The New Orleans Saints are in the market for a wide receiver, and one from a common connection could be the perfect fit in Ohio State Buckeyes receiver Chris Olave. Olave told me about his meeting with the Saints and his relationship with Michael Thomas. But is he a fit with the Saints? Looking back at 2021 and where the team struggled most at pass-catcher, it sure seems like it. If New Orleans intends to try to continue to stretch the field with Jameis Winston or another big-armed QB, Olave would be a great option opposite Michael Thomas. Returning Deonte Harty would be a huge benefit as well. With Olave comes not only a dynamic weapon, but a dynamic group. Along with Olave, Treylon Burks, Wan'Dale Robinson, and other receivers will be on Saints fans' minds as the NFL scouting combine begins workouts. So will Malik Willis, Kenny Pickett, and other quarterbacks with the veteran market dwindling. Who to watch by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints MUST Address Quarterback, OL, and Wide Receiver in NFL Draft: The New Orleans Saints have a lot of questions left to answer on the offensive side of the ball. Three positions stick out the most. Quarterback, offensive line - particularly tackle if Terron Armstead isn't re-signed - and wide receiver. If the Saints were to find a way to bring back Jameis Winston, drafting a QB might still be a good option for the team, especially if they can find good value. As for wide receiver, Jeff Ireland and the Saints scouting team should be looking to build opposite Michael Thomas this offseason. Todd McShay' mock draft sends first-round mock raft sends Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral to the Big Easy in what would be a home run selection for the team, even though the first round might be early for quarterbacks in this draft. Positional value reigns supreme. A trade by the Pittsburgh Steelers in this draft indicates the Saints might have doubled up on QB in the offseason with Ja by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Mock Draft Rundown: Arkansas' Treylon Burks A Popular Pick: The New Orleans Saints have been connected very often to wide receivers over the course of the offseason so far, especially in the draft. Alabama WR Treylon Burks has been a popular name, but so too have the Ohio State duo of Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave, along with Purdue's David Bell and other names. But it's not limited to wideouts, offensive line and quarterbacks have been a popular pick as well. The most trendy pick? Ole Miss' Matt Corrall New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Denis Allen still hasn't gotten much attention with all of the open head coaching positions around the NFL, but could that change soon depending on the Minnesota Vikings GM search? And could there be another suitor at a later time? If Allen goes, the potential exodus of defensive coaches could be challenging for the Saints to overcome. In case you missed it, rounding up all the biggest New Orleans Saints stories of the week. by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints Could Upset Shaky Dallas Cowboys: The New Orleans Saints will be hosting the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday Night Football with a new face under center as Taysom Hill makes his first start of the season. Can the New Orleans Saints take advantage of their big shift, get weird, and get a surprise win at home? Mark Ingram is set to return and he could play a huge role as well, even if Alvin Kamara, Terron Armstead, and Ryan Ramczyk can't go. The Cowboys are looking like they'll have Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb back which will give Demario Davis, Marshon Lattimore, and the Saints defense a run for their money as they look to get back to the elite play from early in the season. How Zeke Elliott and Tony Pollard impact the Saints dwindling defensive line. With Mike McCarthy out, Dan Quinn in and the Cowboys' gameday staff impacted by health and safety protocols, do the Saints all of a sudden have a chance to pull off a surprise win over Dallas? The Saints will by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Must Give Pete Carmichael More Talent To Maximize Success: The New Orleans Saints have decided to roll with Pete Carmichael at offensive coordinator. Giving him the reigns on the offense as a playcaller, developer, and installer. If Mickey Loomise, Gayle Benson, and the Saints really wanted to maintain continuity and cohesion - this was the way to do it. It also opens the door even wider for a return for QB Jameis Winston. In order to maximize the success Pete Carmichael and Dennis Allen can have on the offensive side, the Saints will have to dedicate resources to bolstering the offense. Building Carmichael's offense won't be too challenging, but needs to be taken serious. Drafting receivers like Jameson Williams, Chris Olave, or Christian Watson are a good start. But pursuing more talent at tight end like O.J. Howard would be a massive upgrade. Attention will also have to be given to depth on the offensive line and at running back with Alvin Kamara's early season av by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Cam Jordan Making HOF Case | Dennis Allen Head Coach Chances: New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan became the 38th player in NFL history to amass at least 100 sacks in his career. With more good years left to play, is Jordan making a case for Hall of Fame consideration? Considering the company he's already in on some small and impressive lists, it certainly seems like he is. While Cam Jordan sets himself up for future success, so is Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen. Thanks to a recent NFL rule change, teams like the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, and Las Vegas Raiders won't have to wait until the end of the season to pursue Allen, who raised his already high profile by shutting out Tom Brady and the Tampa Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football. The Saints defense was the story of Sunday night's NFC South matchup. While the defense as a unit was remarkably impressive, the individual performances that generated the dominant showing are too. Marshon Latt by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Michael Thomas, Jameis Winston, New Orleans Saints OTAs Set Runway for Explosive 2022 Season: New Orleans Saints OTAs are underway and Michael Thomas and Jameis Winston were in attendance. How their presence impacts Chris Olave, Jarvis Landry, Pete Carmichael, and the rest of the Saints offense and team. Marcus Williams left a big hole in the defense, but can Marcus Maye or Tyrann Mathieu fill the deep safety role? Why the role is so important to the Saints defense and how Maye and Mathieu will be interchangeable but focused on their roles. Saints sign former San Diego State tight end Kahale Warring. After stints with the Houston Texans, Buffalo Bills, and Jacksonville Jaguars, he’s found a new spot in the Big Easy and could be a late surprise signing that comes up big in camp. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms: ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? Spotify https://bit.ly/lockedonsaints ? Audacy https://bit.ly/3fbxW9B ? Google https://bit.ly/3hmkmD6 by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Have Possible In-House Defensive Coordinator Replacements For Dennis Allen: Should the New Orleans Saints lose defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to one of the NFL's open head coaching positions, they have two excellent in-house options to take over the role. Ryan Nielsen and Kris Richard both have what it takes to carry on the success of Allen's defense and add their own spin and fire to the position. If the Saints choose to go out of the facility to fill the spot, they could look to an old friend of head coach Sean Payton's in former Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer. Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill both exceeded expectations in 2021, but one finite detail can be missed about Winston's passing distribution that speak positively of his decision-making, which was previously in question. How targeting players at all positions impacts our read on Winston's development. Along with Dennis Allen, Jeff Ireland has also drawn interest from the Chicago Bears. With the by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Ian Book Likely To Start For New Orleans Saints As Taysom Hill, Trevor Siemian Head To Reserve List: The New Orleans Saints added quarterbacks Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian to the COVID/Reserve list Thursday morning leading to the expectation that rookie QB Ian Book will be the starter on Monday Night Football against the Miami Dolphins. With Jameis Winston's season over on the injured reserve list, Book would be the fourth starting signal caller for the Saints. Ian Book was a highly-coveted draft prospect by the New Orleans Saints beyond just his Senior Bowl performance. As the winningest quarterback in Notre Dame history, the Fighting Irish alum crafted a high profile which checked a lot of boxes for Sean Payton, Ronald Curry and even drew praise from Drew Brees himself. Expect the Saints offense to look akin to what it did in the team's win over the New York Jets a pair of weeks ago. Condensed, quick-passing, simple reads, and a heavy dose of Alvin Kamara and the rushing attack. by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Defense Should Topple Atlanta Falcons Despite QB Situation: The New Orleans Saints have been on the wrong side of the news cycle all week. Jameis Winston is out for the season and Michael Thomas won't be making his return. But do the Saints still have enough to remain competitive? Their first matchup to prove their viability will be against a familiar foe, the division rival Atlanta Falcons. Will Taysom Hill be the Saints' starting quarterback? Or will his role as a receiver be too invaluable, paving the way for Trevor Siemian to get his first start in numerous years? Who will matchup with Falcons' receiving threat Kyle Pitts? Will Cam Jordan have another successful outing against Matt Ryan? Ross Jackson of Locked On Saints and Aaron Freeman of Locked On Falcons break it all down in this week's crossover episode previewing the Saints and Falcons' Week 9 NFL matchup. Follow Aaron on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/falcfans Follow & Subscribe to the by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Tyrann Mathieu, Draft Class Make New Orleans Saints Legitimate NFC Contenders: Tyann Mathieu is set to return home to his hometown New Orleans Saints for at least the 2022 NFL season. A massive signing for the Saints bringing Honey Badger back to the Big Easy. Mathieu makes the New Orleans Saints a legitimate NFC contender with a 2022 roster better than 2021. Michael Thomas and Chris Olave make for a dynamic wide receiver tandem, Jameis Winston is ready to go with no questions about the starting quarterback, Taysom Hill improves the tight end room, and the safety tandem of Mathieu and Marcus Maye may be better than what they had in Marcus Williams and Malcolm Jenkins. These are not the New Orleans Saints you're used to. Dennis Allen, Mickey Loomis, and the rest fo the Saints brass are putting together another defensive powerhouse with an offense ready to thrive. Big free agency moves, drafting at positions of need. The new regime has brought some impactful changes. Could Jarvis Land by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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