Saints QB Tyler Shough, DB Alontae Taylor, DE Cam Jordan and WR Chris Olave held end of season press conferences Monday. Here's what you missed.

Shough:

- Optimism carrying into next season

- Late success can be attributed to the culture built by HC Kellen Moore

- Eagerness to improve footwork and passion to chase perfection

- Expectations that come with being a starting quarterback

- Thoughts on praise from LB Demario Davis

- The goal is to build a team the city can rally behind

- Rookie of the Year would be a cool accolade, but not more important than continuing to improve as a team

- Staying in New Orleans for the offseason

- Support system within the QB room

- Looking forward to crawfish season, working on riding in a parade

- Embodying the "I'll die on the field" mindset

Taylor:

- Optimism in the building

- Playing under DC Brandon Staley was a fun opportunity

- Focusing on fatherhood and listening to advice from vets as first free agency looms

- Thoughts on time in New Orleans if it does come to an end

Jordan:

- Continuing to feel appreciated by the city of New Orleans

- Strong core of players in the locker, including late additions

- Showing promise during the right part of the season

- Double-digit season serving as an exclamation point of ability late in career

- Benefits of having Shough in the locker room

- Biggest takeaways from working with Moore

- DE Chase Young has embraced the organization's culture and understands the effort required on each play

Olave:

- Symptoms that led to blood clot diagnosis and long-term health

- Watching Shough from afar while out due to the blood clot

- Building on the momentum created by Shough

- Excitement to have stability at QB and play caller

- Moving past thoughts of retirement

- Case for Shough to win Rookie of the Year

- Thoughts on backup QB Spencer Rattler deserving the opportunity to start somewhere in the NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com

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