Matthew Paras

1 week ago | nola.com | Matthew Paras

The New Orleans Saints’ wide receivers aren’t the tallest bunch. One quick look at them confirms as much. But they might be even shorter than you realize: The Saints are just one of two teams that don’t have a wideout on the roster taller than 6-foot-2. The Minnesota Vikings are the other. Does it matter? Asked this question, Brandin Cooks starts to smirk during his answer. “Not at all,” Cooks said.

1 week ago | nola.com | Matthew Paras

Kellen Moore had a hot take. This one might not have led any of the morning debate shows or even local sports radio, but it was spicy enough coming from an NFL coach. At the very least, Moore’s comment seemed to buck convention — the necessary part to qualify as a take artist. “I don’t really care about left tackle, right tackle components in this league,” he said last week. Gasp. Moore’s point was that sometimes too much is made about a player’s switch along the offensive line.

2 weeks ago | nola.com | Matthew Paras

As much as was new about the New Orleans Saints at Thursday's organized team activity practice, what stood out was the old. Sure, the new coaching staff was in place. And a quarterback competition was underway. But for the first time in months, since injuries derailed their season, the Saints had a mostly healthy roster — and what a difference that can make. If Kellen Moore's offense is going to succeed in 2025, speed figures to be a crucial part.

2 weeks ago | saintsreport.com | Matthew Paras

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starterBY MATTHEW PARAS | Staff writerStart date10 minutes agoBY MATTHEW PARAS | Staff writerGuest Mickey Loomis is entering his 24th season as the New Orleans Saints’ general manager. But this coming campaign will be the first of the executive’s tenure in which the Saints are not scheduled to be in prime time. Continue reading...

2 weeks ago | nola.com | Matthew Paras

Mickey Loomis is entering his 24th season as the New Orleans Saints’ general manager. But this coming campaign will be the first of the executive’s tenure in which the Saints are not scheduled to be in prime time. “That’s what the league thinks of us,” Loomis said. “That’s fine.”Speaking to reporters Monday at the Saints’ annual Hall of Fame celebrity golf tournament, Loomis said the team “can’t really complain” about the lack of prime-time games after the Saints finished 5-12 in 2024.