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Italy becomes the latest country added to the NFL’s Global Markets Program in 2026, with the New Orleans Saints and Cleveland Browns securing the first marketing rights there. The expansion lifts the GMP to 22 international markets and could pave the way for an Italy-based international game, as the league aims for more abroad games in its schedule.
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.
Travis Etienne, now with the New Orleans Saints, says the correct way to say his last name is like De’Von Achane’s, and that the Clemson-era ‘ET-N’ shorthand took hold because announcers found it easier; he wants to return to the pronunciation he grew up with.
The New Orleans Saints reportedly sign Travis Etienne to a four-year, $52 million contract, potentially ending Alvin Kamara’s nine-year run in New Orleans as Etienne’s arrival reshapes the Saints’ backfield; Kamara could be traded or released given his restructure and limited injury guarantees in the final year of his deal.
In Max Chadwick’s three-round 2026 NFL Mock Draft, Las Vegas shakes up the board by trading Maxx Crosby to Baltimore and using the Ravens’ No. 14 pick to draft Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza and add Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson. New Orleans lands a backfield target with RB Jeremiyah Love at No. 8, while Kansas City adds WR Makai Lemon at No. 9. The piece projects all 100 picks and analyzes prospects and team needs across the draft.
With the Crosby talks behind them, the Cowboys reportedly target Saints cornerback Alontae Taylor as a versatile nickel/outside corner to bolster their secondary; Taylor’s farewell post signals he’ll test the market, and his value is projected around $33.5 million over three years, making him an attractive fit for Dallas’ defensive plans under coordinator Christian Parker while acknowledging other needs remain.
The NFL announced that the New Orleans Saints will participate in the league's first regular-season game in Paris, scheduled for 2026 at Stade de France, as part of a drive to grow American football in Europe. The opponent and kickoff time will be announced later; the event is backed by GL events and French officials, with ticket access via a Saints season-ticket holder lottery and ongoing international marketing efforts.
The NFL will stage its first regular-season game in France when the Cleveland Browns face the New Orleans Saints on October 25, 2026, at Stade de France in Paris, with about 80,000 fans expected. The game signals the league’s ongoing international expansion, including a planned regular-season game in Australia in 2026, despite some fans’ concerns about home-game losses and early kickoff times.
ESPN’s 2025 rookie-class rankings highlight the New Orleans Saints as having one of the league’s most productive rookie groups, while Chris Olave rebounds from an eight-game 2024 to post a career-best season with 100 receptions, 1,163 yards and 9 touchdowns for the Saints.
The New Orleans Saints have signed eight players to reserve/future contracts, including rookies and practice squad members from various colleges, to bolster their roster for the upcoming season.
The Atlanta Falcons narrowly defeated the New Orleans Saints 19-17 in the NFL Week 18 season finale, ending the Saints' season with a 6-11 record and allowing the Carolina Panthers to win the NFC South. Despite a strong defensive effort and a late-game comeback led by quarterback Tyler Shough, the Saints fell short, with key performances from Shough and a resilient defense, including Cameron Jordan's 10.5 sacks.
The Atlanta Falcons won their game against the Saints, securing the NFC South title for the Carolina Panthers due to a tiebreaker, while other NFL games concluded with notable performances including Myles Garrett setting a sack record and the Jaguars winning the AFC South.
The Atlanta Falcons finalized their Week 18 inactives and active players for the game against the New Orleans Saints, with key players like Drake London, Darnell Mooney, and Kyle Pitts active after injury concerns, while linebacker Ronnie Harrison was ruled out due to illness. The team also avoided a major injury with defensive lineman Brandon Dorlus, who is expected to recover in a few weeks.
The New Orleans Saints (6-10) are set to face the Atlanta Falcons (7-9) in a crucial NFC South matchup, with roster updates including the signing of tight end Treyton Welch and elevations of quarterback Jake Haener and running back Nyheim Miller-Hines. The outcome of this game will determine the NFC South champion, with the winner likely having a losing record, and the division title will be decided at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The New Orleans Saints have made multiple roster moves including placing four players on injured reserve, signing new players, and making roster elevations for Week 17, reflecting ongoing adjustments to their team roster.