Saints Eye Josh Gesky for Offensive Line Boost

On April 1st, the New Orleans Saints are back at it,

hunting for that next diamond in the rough on the offensive line.

They held a private workout last week with Illinois standout, Josh Gueskay,

a six-foot-five, 335-pound beast who gave up just one.

Sack in 456 pass blocking snaps last season.

That's the kind of lockdown protection that turns heads into Orleans.

Gueskay is no one-year wonder, either.

He snagged all Big Ten honorable mention honors for three straight years,

holding it down in one of college football's toughest conferences.

His consistency makes him a perfect fit for a Saints team that's been shuffling the line

to keep their quarterback safe.

Fans are buzzing because this feels like classic Saints scouting high football IQ,

massive frame, and versatility across the whole offensive front.

Mickey Lumis and crew love guys who can play multiple spots,

especially with Kellyn Moore's scheme calling for flexible,

depth pieces that don't beat themselves.

Meanwhile, the Texans and Colt also brought Gueskay in for workouts,

so the words out on this discipline mauler who barely drew penalties all year.

He's projected as a late-round pick or even priority,

undrafted free agent, giving teams like the Saints a shot at high upside value without reaching.

Early, if New Orleans lands him on day three, they add another roadblock to that NFC

South grind, stacking the trenches with big bodies who move quick and stay clean.

Keep an eye on this one.

It could be the next steel that bolsters their line for years.

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I'm Corey with the story.