The New Orleans Saints season has been a nightmare, and Monday night it reached a new low. GM Mickey Loomis couldn't escape a passionate Saints fan after the game.
New Orleans Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis eluded specific questioning about the NFL Draft, but did note a big way the draft process has changed without Sean Payton.
The New Orleans Saints have lost their director of pro personnel, Ryan Pace. Pace was hired as the general manager of the Chicago Bears today. Read more...
The New Orleans Saints weren't expected to be a big player in free agency, but they signed a big name free agent Tuesday, inking safety Jairus Byrd to a 6 year deal.
Most New Orleanians will yell "Throw me something mister" this weekend. Saints tight end Jimmy Graham may be yelling, but it will be out of frustration for being thrown the franchise tag instead of Mardi Gras beads.
The NFL salary cap for 2014 is projected to be around $130 million, about $3 million higher than expected. How will it affect the cash strapped New Orleans Saints?
Today marks the start of a "franchise tag" period for NFL teams. Franchises have until March 3rd to exercise their option of franchise tagging one of their free agents. Will Saints tight end Jimmy Graham receive the designation soon? It's a matter of...
The Saints front office was busy for early January, waiving one player, signing another, elevating a player from the practice squad, and placing another on injured reserve.
The New Orleans Saints have been quiet so far in free agency, a common practice under the Payton/Loomis regime. Today, they signed a New Orleans native away from the Pittsburgh Steelers, inking cornerback Keenan Lewis to a five year deal. The deal calls for Lewis to make...
News trickled out of New Orleans earlier today that the Saints had agreed to a five-year contract extension with general manager Mickey Loomis. Earlier this evening, the team confirmed that the deal took place back in August. Saints vice chairman Rita Benson LeBlanc said that...
Apparently when Drew Brees talks, the NFL listens.
The Saints quarterback requested permission for Sean Payton, Mickey Loomis and Joe Vitt to attend Sunday night's game against San Diego and the NFL has granted that request. Now the trio will be able to be on hand at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome as Brees attempts to break the late Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas' record for most consecutive games with