Kellen Moore's Saints: Emeka Tate for Offensive Revival

0:00On April 4th, Kelley Moore just took over as offensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints after winning Super Bowl 59 with the Eagles. He's got a plan to speed up their attack, focusing on receivers with smarts and diverse skills to pair with Chris Olave and second year quarterback, Tyler Show. Moore talked draft strategy on K-Adams' show, eyeing a prototypical big ex-receiver from the D-2026 class to open up the D-Bull. While names like Arizona State's Jordan Tyson get hyped for speed, Moore seems to prioritize steady hands in Rout Savi. Saints fans are buzzing because the team lacks that contested catch guy since Michael Thomas' prime days. Ohio State's a mecha-tate fits perfect after his 2025 breakout, with zero drops on 65 targets and 17.2 yards per catch. Tate's 6-foot-3 frame in blocking would punish defenses doubling Olave, while his sharp routes win in the middle where Show thrives. Add Alvin Kamara and Travis Etienne in the backfield, and it's a total offensive makeover.

1:04If New Orleans grabs Tate at pick number 8, it caps Moore's rebuild, turning into a full on revival for a patient fan base ready to compete now. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm offence on Game Day.