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Denver is reportedly exploring signing Taysom Hill to reunite him with head coach Sean Payton, hoping Hill’s versatile playmaking can ease Bo Nix’s workload and bolster a tight end group led by Adam Trautman and Evan Engram, potentially boosting rushing and scoring outputs as Nix recovers from a postseason ankle injury.
Denver is set to explore bringing in Taysom Hill, reuniting him with former coach Sean Payton after Hill’s 2026 Saints departure; with Hill not returning to New Orleans this year, Denver’s interest reflects Payton’s history with Hill and Hill’s versatility across multiple offensive roles.
Taysom Hill announced he will not return to the Saints, ending a nine-year run in New Orleans and entering free agency at 35; with a small market likely for a gadget-style player, he could land a limited offensive role elsewhere, and a potential reunion with former coach Sean Payton in Denver has been floated as a possibility heading into the 2026 season.
After nine seasons with the Saints, Taysom Hill is departing as New Orleans opted not to re-sign him; the 35-year-old says he hasn’t ruled out playing again but won’t return to the Saints, and his future remains uncertain given waning production and a hybrid role that’s hard to fit. With just 40 pass attempts since 2022 and a career-worst 205 yards from scrimmage last year, he may need a pay cut or a gadget-only role, and a reunion with Sean Payton in Denver is possible but not assured; retirement could come later depending on opportunities.
Taysom Hill announced he will not return to the New Orleans Saints as NFL free agency begins, thanking the city, fans, and teammates. The former BYU star was renowned for his versatility—lining up at quarterback, as a runner, and as a receiving option—finishing with 12 TD passes to 9 interceptions and 45 combined rushing/receiving TDs. Peak production came in 2020-21, but he posted just one TD last season and will turn 36 before the 2026 season, with his next NFL destination still uncertain and unlikely to be the Saints.
Taysom Hill announced he won't be returning to the Saints after nine seasons, ending a versatile stretch as QB/TE/WR. With training camp underway, his future team is unknown, though Denver has been floated as a possible destination.
Saints GM Mickey Loomis said there is a contract offer on the table for Cam Jordan as the team weighs a 16th season for the defensive end, but Jordan has not signed yet, suggesting he’s weighing his options; there is no offer out to Taysom Hill, whose late-2025 remarks hinted his Saints future may be uncertain.
With Klint Kubiak poised to become Raiders head coach, he could pursue players he’s worked with before, notably Rashid Shaheed and Taysom Hill, and may target Brandon Aiyuk, signaling early reunions as Las Vegas reshapes its roster.
The New Orleans Saints made several roster moves including activating Taysom Hill and Foster Moreau, elevating Eku Leota, placing Trey Palmer on Injured Reserve, and waiving Moliki Matavao. They also downgraded John Ridgeway III to out for the upcoming game against the New York Giants.
Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints player, highlighted his family's fertility journey by wearing cleats supporting the Hope for Fertility Foundation during the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" program. Hill and his wife, Emily, faced fertility challenges but successfully had two sons through IVF. Hill's cleats, featuring the word "Hope," were worn in a game against the Los Angeles Rams, where he sustained a season-ending knee injury. The cleats are part of a charity initiative where players' customized footwear is auctioned to support chosen causes.
Taysom Hill, a versatile player for the New Orleans Saints, is out for the rest of the 2024 NFL season due to a torn ACL and additional knee damage sustained during a game against the Los Angeles Rams. Hill, who has been a key component of the Saints' offense, had already missed several games this season due to other injuries. The team has not yet confirmed the diagnosis, pending further tests. The Saints currently hold a 4-8 record, making their playoff chances slim.
New Orleans Saints' versatile player Taysom Hill is out for the season with a torn ACL, following an injury sustained during a game against the Los Angeles Rams. Hill, known for his multi-positional play, will be a significant loss for the 4-8 Saints, who are also missing key wide receivers Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed. The Saints are set to face the New York Giants next.
Taysom Hill of the New Orleans Saints has been confirmed to have suffered a season-ending knee injury, including a torn ACL, during a game against the Rams. Hill, who has been a versatile player for the Saints, was injured in the fourth quarter and is under contract through 2025.
New Orleans Saints' versatile player Taysom Hill suffered a potentially season-ending knee injury during a game against the Los Angeles Rams, raising concerns about his future in the NFL. Known for his resilience and popularity, Hill's injury history and age (35) add to the uncertainty of his return. The incident highlights the physical toll of football, as Hill has previously endured multiple injuries throughout his career. While fans hope for his return, Hill's future remains uncertain, with his contract extending into 2025.
The New Orleans Saints fear that tight end Taysom Hill has suffered a season-ending knee injury after being tackled during a game. Hill will undergo an MRI to confirm the diagnosis. The injury occurred when Cobie Durant's helmet hit Hill's left knee, causing it to bend awkwardly. Hill was carted off the field, indicating the severity of the injury. Quarterback Derek Carr expressed his concern, emphasizing the personal impact beyond football.