Still to do:
The draft didn’t provide a ton of clarity on the future of Kamara or Jordan, a free agent, in New Orleans. The Saints swung a trade for Tyree Wilson and signed free agent Anfernee Jennings, but neither brings the potential production that Jordan has sustained. The Kamara situation is a separate question, but one with no obvious answer after the Saints didn’t add to the RB room. At this stage, I’d hang on to Kamara as insurance for Travis Etienne, but his future remains a question. The Saints didn’t draft a corner until Day 3 and could use aid, particularly at the nickel spot. New Orleans added firepower with first-round pick Tyson, who combines with Chris Olave to form a dynamic duo. Later, the Saints brought in even more potential in Bryce Lance (fourth round) and Barion Brown (sixth) to overhaul the receiver room. The pecking order behind Olave and Tyson will have to be figured out, but it’s already a significantly improved crew than the one Tyler Shough was tossing to at the end of last year.
Saints’ 2026 draft picks: Offseason additions | Departures