Saints' Offseason Moves Primed for 2026 Success

On April 2nd, the New Orleans Saints kicked off last offseason in rough shape, hiring

Kellan Morris head coach without a real franchise quarterback.

After Derek Carr retired, they quickly drafted Tyler Show in the second round of the 2025

NFL Draft to fill that gap.

Now, after two years of roster tweaks, they're making smarter, bigger moves this offseason

to turn things around.

They landed running back Travis ETN as their headmine addition, signed ex Buffalo Bills

offensive lineman David Edwards to shore up the line and brought in Caden Ellis to step

in for department linebacker Demario Davis.

These art small splashes, their targeted upgrades aimed at building a solid foundation.

Fans and analysts see the impact right away, especially for show's growth.

Edwards brings veteran smarts from one of the league's top lines, pairing perfectly

with the Saints young tackles and giving their rookie QB a steady pocket to learn in.

Plus, they did it without busting their long messed up salary cap.

Sports illustrated just ranked Edward signing inside the top 10 free agency moves of the

year.

Experts called it a straight upgrade for a Saints line that needed it bad, highlighting

his leadership and reliability without the huge price tag.

With more calling shots and these pieces falling into place, the Saints live prime to climb

higher by 2026, finally stacking wins.

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I'm Corey with the story.