AFR Saints

Mike Triplett joins the show with a full report from the first day of New Orleans Saints minicamp. He breaks down the biggest standouts on the field, early impressions from the roster, and why the secondary is shaping up to be a critical focus for this team heading into the season.

Plus, thoughts on Cam Jordan’s return to the Saints and what his presence means for the defensive identity and leadership of the locker room. Mike provides insight from inside camp on where this team stands and what to watch as offseason work continues.

With Cam Jordan officially back in New Orleans, the Saints suddenly have intriguing depth at EDGE heading into the season. Matt Moscona breaks down how Jordan fits into the rotation alongside offseason additions Anfernee Jennings and Tyree Wilson, and examines whether this could be the deepest pass-rushing group the Saints have fielded in years.

How much does Jordan have left in the tank? What can the Saints realistically expect from Wilson and Jennings? And could New Orleans' EDGE room become a major strength for Brandon Staley's defense? Matt takes a closer look.

Cam Jordan is back with the New Orleans Saints. The franchise legend and Saints lifer officially re-signed with the Black & Gold on Tuesday, ending speculation about his future and ensuring he'll continue his career in New Orleans.Matt Moscona reacts to Jordan's return, breaks down how both sides finally came to terms on a new contract, and explains why the agreement is a win-win for the veteran defensive end and the Saints. Plus, what Jordan's return means for New Orleans' defense, leadership, and outlook heading into the 2025 season.

On After Further Review, Matthew Musso talk about possible year two jump from Saints LT Kelvin Banks.

On After Further Review, Matthew Musso talks about the Edge rusher depth for the New Orleans Saints in 2026.

The New Orleans Saints finished near the bottom of the NFL in rushing offense last season, but can that change in 2026? Matt Moscona takes a deep dive into the Saints running game, examining what's gone wrong and why there is optimism under new head coach Kellen Moore.Hear from free-agent addition Travis Etienne as he discusses his fit in Moore's offensive system, his versatility as a playmaker, and the opportunity to share the backfield with Alvin Kamara. Matt also breaks down how the Saints can maximize both running backs and what improvements are needed from the offensive line to create a more productive ground attack.Can the Saints finally establish a consistent rushing offense and take pressure off their passing game? Matt explores the outlook for one of the NFL's most important position groups heading into the 2026 season.

ESPN Saints reporter Kat Terrell joins Matt Moscona to break down the latest developments from New Orleans Saints minicamp. They discuss the statuses of veteran leaders Alvin Kamara and Cam Jordan, evaluate the most important position battles taking shape ahead of training camp, and identify the players generating the most buzz during offseason workouts.As the Saints continue preparing for the 2025 season, Kat shares her biggest takeaways from minicamp and what fans should be watching throughout the summer.

Is this the year the Saints exceed expectations? Matt Moscona reacts to Chase Young’s comments on NFL Network, where the veteran defender highlights noticeable improvements on both sides of the ball during the offseason. Matt breaks down what Young is seeing from a more confident defense and an offense taking steps forward, and why those developments could position New Orleans to outperform their projected win total. Can the Saints turn offseason optimism into real results on the field?

What should Saints fans expect from Tyler Shough in his second season in New Orleans? Matt Moscona breaks down the outlook for the Saints quarterback, examines where Shough must improve to elevate the offense, and discusses the biggest challenges facing him heading into the season. Plus, hear what national analysts are saying about Shough's development, ceiling and chances to emerge as the long-term answer under center for the Saints.

The New Orleans Saints are entering a new era on defense, and one of the biggest questions facing the team is whether Kaden Elliss can step into the massive void left by Demario Davis.Matt Moscona breaks down the expectations for Elliss, the leadership responsibilities that come with the role, and why replacing one of the most productive and respected linebackers in franchise history is easier said than done.What made Davis so valuable beyond the stat sheet? Does Elliss have the skill set to become the centerpiece of the Saints defense? And what will New Orleans need from its linebacking corps to remain competitive this season?Matt takes a closer look at the challenge ahead for Kaden Elliss and what his development could mean for the Saints defense in 2026.