Saints Sign Fant, Signaling Hill's Departure

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The New Orleans Saints are making big changes in free agency for 2026, pushing toward a

younger roster.

They've signed running back Travis ET in junior and offensive lineman David Edwards,

but the quieter edition of Titan know a font to a two-year.

Deal worth $8.75 million stands out as a key move.

This comes right after the league year started on March 11th, when 35-year-old Tassam Hill

hit free agency for the first time in his nine.

Years with the team, Hill has been a versatile gadget player, but his production dropped

last season under new offensive coordinator, Kellyn Moore.

Fans and analysts see this as the end of Hill's prominent role in New Orleans.

The backfield is now packed with ETN, Devon Neal, Kendre Miller and Alvin Camara, all

locked in through 2026, so Hill likely won.

Hit many carries, meanwhile, the Titan group got stronger with Fawn joining Juwan Johnson,

cutting into Hill's snaps even more.

Moore's scheme just doesn't play to Hill's strengths like before.

Saints' brass seems ready to move on, with Hill's market value around $2.1 million for

one year.

Instead, they're iron draft picks to build for the future.

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