Saints Tape

Kelvin Banks gets the seal. Audric Estime gets nine. This is the kind of ordinary-looking run good offensive lines turn into easy yards.

Kool-Aid says Brandon Staley and Grady Brown gave him the trust to take risks and get his swagger back. That’s when Year 2 took off.

No business decisions. Kool-Aid says corners who don’t want to tackle should go play offense.

Kool-Aid is walking into Year 3 as the Saints’ CB1. His first priority: prove he’ll do whatever it takes to get this team over the hump.

Cam Jordan remembers his first career sack like it happened yesterday. It took pure hustle. The next 14 years took care of themselves.

The Saints might have skipped the fun part. They went from “2027 is the year” to division-or-bust expectations in one offseason.

Cam Jordan isn’t talking about a farewell tour. He’s talking about what a Super Bowl would do to New Orleans.

Three interceptions. Two goal-line pass breakups. Kool-Aid McKinstry already looks like a corner offenses have to account for.

Blocked kick. Forced fumble. Goal-line stop. Hit on Stafford. Sack on Tua. Bryan Bresee's best 2025 snaps were not one-note.

Juwan Johnson isn’t lowering the bar for this Saints team. Win the NFC South first. Then chase everything else.

Tyler Shough on Jordyn Tyson: elite hooper, jumps out of the gym, gets open in crazy ways, and hasn’t messed up a rep yet. Alright man. I’m listening.

Five Chris Olave catches. 194 yards. One touchdown. Route running. Body control. Ball skills. Everything that makes him different.

Shough thinks Juwan Johnson is due for a huge year after nearly hitting 900 yards. A 1,000-yard season from Juwan would change this offense in a hurry.

Cam Jordan tested free agency and immediately learned one thing: every team calling was too cold. Sixteen years in New Orleans makes sense.

Kaden Elliss can wreck a play from anywhere. Nine of his best snaps from the last four seasons — pressure, coverage, takeaways and pure disruption.

Cam Jordan built a 16-year career by taking something from everybody. Guard keys. Rip technique. Film study. Pass-rush sequencing. Even the play clock.

The Saints defense was already top 10 in EPA per play, yards per play and third-down rate last year. Second against the run. Brandon Staley is not starting from zero.

A smaller role might be exactly what brings out a better Alvin Kamara. Get him healthy. Put him behind a better line. Stop asking for 20 touches every week.

Shough calling Jordyn Tyson a carbon copy of Chris Olave definitely got my attention. Two guys who can win underneath and still take the top off a defense? Yeah, that’ll play.

Six minutes of Chase Young wrecking plays last season. The sacks are obvious. The chaos he created without getting the stat is the real story.