Saints' Free Agency Moves: Building for the Future

On April 3rd, League execs at the Spring NFL owner's meetings are buzzing about the New

Orleans Saints free agency moves, way more positive than those.

Gloomy power ranking suggests, the Athletics Mike Sandoh tapped into off-the-record vibes

from GMs and coaches across the league, and they see the Saints' building smart for

the long.

Hall, teams lost key vets like linebacker Demario Davis for his leadership and may be Cameron

Jordan soon, but that's by design.

They're ditching the 30-year-old core.

Instead, they grab 29-year-old left guard David Edwards, who's hitting peak form and

beefed up speed at running back with Travis Etienne, plus tight-in Noah Fant as the number

two option.

Execs love how the Saints fix last year's lack of offensive juice.

Etienne brings that turf-burning quickness, Fant adds athleticism over Foster.

Marau and Kay Mel is holded down on D1 Scout called their O-line spend a no-brainer, given

the cap squeeze, and they're not wrong.

The real win?

Ditching those sneaky, voiding contract years that clogged their books before.

No dead money hits next season, just 22.5 million max if a few deals expire.

Peanuts compare to the 112 million.

They're eating now.

They've got 76.2 million in cap space for next year, with a third-view as players locked

in.

A solid 2026 could set them up huge for 2027, especially with Crystal Lave's extension

on deck.

Saints fans, this youth infusion might just flip the script.

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I'm Corey with The Story.