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Saints wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is dealing with a right hamstring injury. Coach Kellen Moore said the new injury isn’t necessarily related to Tyson’s prior hamstring issues, and the team is gathering information to estimate a recovery timeline. Tyson’s Week 1 availability remains in question, leaving his early-season fantasy outlook uncertain despite high upside when healthy.
Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee suffered a knee injury that coach Kellen Moore says does not look great; an MRI will determine if it is an ACL tear, and if confirmed, his season would end on injured reserve as New Orleans relies on its depth at defensive tackle.
Saints running back Alvin Kamara reported for OTA as head coach Kellen Moore said Kamara can fit well in the offense, with contract talks still unresolved. Moore noted Kamara’s return while navigating roster construction alongside additions like Travis Etienne, after Kamara posted 471 rushing yards and 33 receptions for 186 yards in 11 games in 2025.
The New Orleans Saints kicked off free agency by signing five players away from other teams—linebacker Kaden Elliss, running back Travis Etienne, tight end Noah Fant, guard David Edwards and punter Ryan Wright—and head coach Kellen Moore says the common thread is high character: captains, respected leaders and good people who can also contribute on the field. Moore envisions them as a core around which the locker room will be built, hoping their leadership and momentum from a late-season uptick carry into 2026.
Saints coach Kellen Moore offered no clear stance on Alvin Kamara's future after the team added Travis Etienne and restructured Kamara's contract, saying there have been no retirement talks or commitments yet. Kamara struggled in 2025 (11 games, 657 scrimmage yards), leaving his status—trade, release, or retirement—unclear as the Saints weigh the next steps.
Saints coach Kellen Moore announced that rookie Tyler Shough will remain the starting quarterback for the rest of the season, replacing Spencer Rattler, as the team seeks consistency amid a 1-7 start.
The New Orleans Saints plan to have rookie Tyler Shough as their starting quarterback for the rest of the season, replacing Spencer Rattler, as announced by head coach Kellen Moore, who expressed confidence in Shough's readiness and potential to improve the team's offensive success.
Saints head coach Kellen Moore has not yet decided on a starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the Rams, with a decision expected soon to give the team ample preparation time. Moore recently replaced Spencer Rattler with Tyler Shough during a game, aiming to find a spark for the offense, especially as Rattler has accumulated six turnovers in the last two games.
Saints head coach Kellen Moore is considering quarterback changes after a loss, with decisions to be made within 48 hours to determine the starter for the upcoming game against the Rams, amid mixed performances from Rattler and Shough.
Saints head coach Kellen Moore indicated that the team is close to deciding on their starting quarterback, with a decision expected soon between Spencer Rattler, Jake Haener, and rookie Tyler Shough, as they prepare for their season opener against the Cardinals on September 7.
Saints coach Kellen Moore is expected to announce the starting quarterback within the next few days, with Spencer Rattler currently leading the competition over rookies Tyler Shough and Jake Haener after preseason performances.
The New Orleans Saints are expected to choose their starting quarterback within the next few days, with Kellen Moore and his coaching staff reviewing game film and discussing among themselves. The competition is primarily between Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough, both of whom have shown promising performances in preseason games. The decision will impact the Saints' upcoming season opener against the Arizona Cardinals.
The New Orleans Saints are undecided on their starting quarterback, with head coach Kellen Moore not committing to a choice this week after a tie game, and continuing to evaluate Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler in preseason play.
Saints coach Kellen Moore expressed satisfaction with the progress of the team's quarterbacks, including Hunter Dekkers, Spencer Rattler, Jake Haener, and Tyler Shough, during spring practices, highlighting their command, control, and execution as key areas of development ahead of training camp.
Justin Reid praises Kellen Moore for instilling a winning culture at the Saints, emphasizing the importance of character and discipline, though the team still needs time to build a championship roster.