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Saints 2016 Year in Review: Dannell Ellerbe
Dannell Ellerbe provided yet another year of flashy and unreliable play.
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Saints 2016 Year in Review: Tyeler Davison
The Saints have a young, improving nose guard to build around moving forward.
2016 Saints: Year In Review
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Senio Kelemete
Kelemete’s flexibility and availability is appreciated, but is his the stability of the future?
Saints 2016 Year in Review: David Onyemata
Onyemata is quickly becoming the new Nigerian Nightmare, which is great news for the future of the defensive line.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Darryl Tapp
As a veteran role player, the Saints got some production out of Darryl Tapp in 2016. Was it enough for him to return next season?
Saints 2016 Year In Review: Thomas Morstead
The steady and reliable ‘Leg’ continues to deliver for the Saints, and is quietly one of the best punters in the NFL.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Delvin Breaux
Don’t forget me, Breaux!
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Drew Brees
Some things get better with age, and Drew Brees is living proof of it. His 2016 was spectacular, to say the least.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Sheldon Rankins
Will Rankenstein be a Monster in 2017?
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Jairus Byrd
In his third season in New Orleans, Jairus Byrd continued to play a similar role in the Saints defense. With his predecessor Malcolm Jenkins attaining the success that he is in Philadelphia, many Saints fans have been putting Byrd under more pressure than ever. However, the issue seems to be lying in a scheme fit more than Byrd himself, and the free safety started to find a groove at the end of the 2016 season.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Sterling Moore
Stepping in and stepping up, Moore than expected from Sterling!
Terron Armstead May Not Start in 2017
Terron Armstead is an immensely talented player...when he’s on the field. He may not start for the Saints in 2017
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Coby Fleener
The Saints raised quite a few eyebrows during the 2016 offseason when, instead of targeting defense with their free agency, their splash signing was former Colts’ tight end Coby Fleener. Fleener signed a deal to the tune of five years, $36 million, in an uncharacteristically (for Loomis) balanced contract. Fleener finished the season with 50 receptions for 631 yards, but his season had a bell curve feel to it.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Michael Thomas
Can’t. Guard. Mike.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Mark Ingram
By all accounts, Mark Ingram had himself a great year.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Ken Crawley
The Saints rookie cornerback had plenty of on-the-job training for 2016. How’d he make out?
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Zach Strief
Zach Strief is 160 years old and yet he’s still one of the better right tackles in the NFL. The Saints have 99 problems, Strief ain’t one of them
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Paul Kruger
After the Browns released Paul Kruger, the Saints looked to gain some pass rush help with the veteran.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Kenny Vaccaro
Vaccaro was without a doubt the MVP of the Saints defense through the first 13 weeks.
Saints Still Winning Jimmy Graham Trade
Two years later, center Max Unger still gives the Saints the edge in the Jimmy Graham trade
The 5 Best Contract Values on the New Orleans Saints
Despite annual criticism that the Saints poorly manage their salary cap, there are still several examples of quality free agent moves. Here are the five best contract values on the Saints as we begin looking towards the 2017 season.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Willie Snead
Did the New Orleans Saints’ third wide receiver live up to expectations in 2016?
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Cameron Jordan
Cam Jordan has been overlooked and downright disrespected despite being a terror for the Saints defense.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Wil Lutz
For the first time in a while, the Saints have a place kicker that they may be able to count on for years to come.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: John Kuhn
The Saints fullback was unstoppable in short-yardage situations and paved the way for Mark Ingram’s 1,000 rushing yards. Will he return in 2017?
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Craig Robertson
Robertson helped save the linebacking corps from being absolutely terrible.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Brandon Coleman
Big things were expected of Coleman entering into 2016, but those expectations were largely unfulfilled.
Saints 2016 Year In Review: Stephone Anthony Film Study
Can Stephone Anthony improve for the Saints and return in 2017 as a starter?
Saints 2016 Year In Review: Offensive Line surprises us all
The surprise of the 2016 Saints season for many, was the stellar play of the offensive line.
Saints 2016 Year in Review: Brandin Cooks continues his upward trend
Since being drafted in 2014, Brandin Cooks has been a favorite target of Drew Brees. The speedy Oregon State graduate has big play ability, and he can also be used as a possession receiver due to his durability. For the second year in a row, Cooks posted some higher receiver yardage numbers than the year prior.