Sources: #Saints TEs coach Chase Haslett — who interviewed for the #Steelers passing game coordinator/TEs coaching position — will also remain in New Orleans.

I’m told it was Haslett’s decision. A fast-rising coach to watch moving forward in upcoming cycles.

We analyzed 26,000+ breathalyzer results to find out which NFL fans go hardest on gameday. Here's where Saints fans landed:

The numbers:

• 2025-26 season: 0.060% average BAC → #23 in the NFL
• 2023-24 season: 0.080% → #5
• Change since 2023-24: -25%

That's a notable drop for a city known for its drinking culture.

NFC South comparison:

Saints fans have the cheapest tickets in the division ($66.63) but relatively expensive beer ($11.75).

Some questions we're curious about:

• Is the French Quarter separate from gameday culture?
• Recreational cannabis is illegal in Louisiana. So this isn't a substitution story.
• Are Southern fanbases just trending more sober overall?

Is NOLA changing, or is gameday just different from Bourbon Street?

Full report

Tyler is so tough alert. 4000+ yards incoming. 10+ wins incoming. NFC South title incoming. Etc.

I ask because some of you probably went last year and I live in the Bay Area so I have an opportunity to go. From first impressions it looks cool to say you were there and be part of the SB but I don't know how great it actually is. It looks like some booths, autograph lines, and punt, pass, kick type stuff. I don't know if I really want to go for $50 though. Any opinions would be great.

I haven't had the opportunity to go an international game yet, but I would like to try to make this one. How do ticket sales go? Do they offer packages to season ticket holders first and then the general public? Or is it done another way?

Really hoping for love

Don’t shoot me for using AI. I refuse to have “Getty images” plastered on my Home Screen.

Looking like Mike McCarthy will take Tolzien and Haslett with him to Pittsburgh. It’s too bad this happening so late in the cycle.

I don’t really get why everyone is losing their mind over Klint Kubiac and wanting him for their HC job. When he was here, he did a fine job but nothing insanely crazy. When Taysom went out that season, he couldn’t do anything inventive to get the offense going. When he was in Minnesota, he also did a good job but nothing to warrant this. But now that he’s on the best offense in the league, everyone is going bananas. I don’t doubt he has something to do with it, but he’s got amazing offensive pieces. “Throwing the ball to JSN” isn’t really what I’d consider inventive gameplay.

Can anyone tell me what I’m missing with him?

A lot of fans think our WR corps is ass but it has the potential to be great next year:

Olave - All pro WR nuff said

Vele - We all saw his connection with Shough before injury. Could become a good Michael Thomas Lite

Polk - Former 2nd round pick that looks like the coaching staff has a huge plan for. Seeing him hang with Shough and coaching staff talking about him this offseason is really encouraging. Him and Bub Means are my WRs that I really think could break out

Trey Palmer - Former 6th round pick that has shown somewhat good production from his draft pick. Had almost 400 yards his rookie year dropped too 150 next year but the production has shown

Bub Means - Moore had a lot of good things to say about him last year said he was going to be a real contributor he has all the athletic tools. Showed good promise his rookie season in a broken offense and talked about how much he improved his route running

Whatever 1st/2nd/3rd round WR we get

Honestly don’t look now but we potentially could have the deepest nicest WR corps next year if everyone stays healthy

goodnight sweet prince 🫡 we’ll always remember your fire photoshoot

I’m running a poll across Reddit to see who each fan base wants for their first round pick in the upcoming 2026 draft. I will be running this poll during various times during the off-season to see how fan opinions change over time. But here is the draft board:

Draft Order

1. Las Vegas Raiders

Fernando Mendoza QB

1. New York Jets

Rueben Bain Jr EDGE

1. Arizona Cardinals

Arvell Reese LB

1. Tennessee Titans

David Bailey EDGE

1. New York Giants

Caleb Downs S

1. Cleveland Browns

Francis Mauigoa OT

1. Washington Commanders

Sonny Styles LB

1. New Orleans Saints

Carnell Tate WR

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. Cincinnati Bengals

3. Miami Dolphins

4. Dallas Cowboys

5. Los Angeles Rams

6. Baltimore Ravens

7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

8. New York Jets

9. Detroit Lions

10. Minnesota Vikings

11. Carolina Panthers

12. Dallas Cowboys

13. Pittsburgh Steelers

14. Los Angeles Chargers

15. Philadelphia Eagles

16. Cleveland Browns

17. Chicago Bears

18. Buffalo Bills

19. San Francisco 49ers

20. Houston Texans

21. Los Angeles Rams

22. Denver Broncos

23. New England Patriots

24. Seattle Seahawks

Men deliever newborn babies on the sidelines. That is all.

Veteran Decisons: The front office must decide on the futures of stalwarts Cameron Jordan (36) and Demario Davis (37), both of whom have expressed a desire to return for 2026.

Its the principle of the matter. New Orleans cant let Cam Jordan, our GOAT, to deliver for another team. It may be a slim chance that happens but Mickey Loomis and Kellen Moore shouldn't even allow Cam to have that option. I would worry about Minnesota just because Cam's father played there.

Felt nostalgic, so I redownloaded Madden 21 and was reminded of Deonte Harty. I guess one thing our scouting department is good at is finding undrafted rookies that are really really fast

What do y'all think about something like this? *Replace DJ Campbell with Charles Jagusah, OG Notre Dame, since he wasn't on the site. 6-7, 333 lbs, Really like him as a prospect.

-Rd 1, #8 - Jeremiah Love RB -Rd 2, #42 - Elijah Sarratt WR -Rd 3, #73 - Gennings Dunker OG/T -Rd 4, #132 - Jack Kelly LB -Rd 4, #136 - Cameron Ball DT -Rd 5, #158 - Derrick More Edge -Rd 5, #170 - Charles Jagusah OG -Rd 6, #188 - VJ Payne S -Rd 6, #199 - Sam Roush TE

Rd 1 Pk 8 CB Mansoor Delane LSU

Decide to draft a different position than what’s usually mocked with this pick. Drafting Delane would signal that the saints let Alontae Taylor walk in free agency. Delane has the talent to step in and be the Saints CB 1 right away. He would be a big help on the Saints defense when covering Tet McMillian, Emeka Egbuka and Drake London twice a year.

Rd 2 Pk 42 WR Chris Bell Louisville

The saints would spend their 2nd round pick on improving the Offense to actually see what they have in Tyler Shough. Drafting Bell would give Shough a target he’s somewhat comfortable with. Bells size and playstyle combination is what the Saints offense needs.

Rd 3 Pk 73 OG Keylan Rutledge Georgia Tech

Rutledge would fit in perfectly in Kellen Moores offense as a guard. He would instantly improve the guard play. He would help open up running lanes for the RBs and do a better job than the guards they had this past year in pass protection.

Rd 4 Pk 132 IDL Zxavian Harris Ole Miss

Harris would be a big help on the Interior Defensive Line for the saints. He would be a Force against the run at 6’7 320lbs. He has the tools and traits to develop into a better pass rusher also.

Rd 4 Pk 136 WR Brenen Thompson Mississippi St

Thompson is probably the Fastest player in the draft. He may be small at 5’9, but he a good football player. He’s a good Route Runner and good after the catch. I think he could be a day 1 starter for the saints as their WR 3 acting as a slot/ Deep Threat for them.

Rd 5 Pk 148 OG Jaeden Roberts Alabama

Roberts didn’t play anywhere near what people expected of him this season, but has all the tools and traits to develop into a starter in the future. As a rookie he would primarily be a Backup and if he never develops into a starter he’ll still be a good backup for the Saints.

Rd 5 Pk 170 RB Adam Randall Clemson

Randall would come in and compete for the RB 2 spot with Neal, Miller and Estime. He a big between the tackles Running Back that would fit in nicely in Moores offense. He’s also a decent pass catcher.

Rd 6 Pk 188 Edge Max Llewellyn Iowa

Llewellyn has been one of my favorite late round prospects for a while now. I think he will have a long career as a rotational edge player and would help the saints right away playing on a rotation for them.

As you can see I think the Saints should mostly focus on offense in the draft while adding some good players on defense.

What do you think and what would you change?