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    2025 NFL Draft Day 2 Recap

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Top Saints News

  • Saints' Quincy Riley: Big Easy bound

    The Saints selected Riley in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 131st overall.

    New Orleans came into the draft needing some cornerback help and Riley helps fill that need. He is highly experienced with six years in college split between Middle Tennessee and Louisville. Riley showed great coverage instincts and an ability to find the ball with 29 pass breakups in his two years as a starter with Louisville. At 5-foot-10, 194 pounds, Riley projects as a slot corner even though he was primarily on the boundary in college.

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  • Saints' Danny Stutsman: Saints add speedy linebacker

    The Saints selected Stutsman in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 112th overall.

    Stutsman (6-foot-3, 233 pounds), out of Oklahoma, was a productive three-year starter who spent a lot of time in opposing backfields, logging 34.5 tackles for loss over his last 37 games. Stutsman is built a bit upright and might have some trouble generating anchor at his weight, but Stutsman should at the very least prove an excellent pursuit defender thanks to his 4.52 speed. Stutsman projects as an eventual three-down defender for the Saints, perhaps once Demario Davis retires.

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  • Saints' Jonas Sanker: Saints pick up third-round safety

    The Saints selected Sanker in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 93rd overall.

    Sanker (6-feet, 206 pounds) started three years at Virginia and piled up a big tackle count in the process. He followed up his solid collegiate career with good combine testing, where his 4.48-second 40-yard dash graded much better than most safeties. The Virginia defense was not particularly good during Sanker's game, so some refinement might be in order before he pushes for starting snaps in New Orleans.

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  • Saints' Vernon Broughton: Saints add third-round DT help

    The Saints selected Broughton in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 71st overall.

    Broughton (6-foot-5, 311 pounds) has freakish reach (35-inch arms) and provided plenty of quality snaps for Texas over the last five years. However, that wingspan outpaces his anchor, and without the latter it's not clear what standout utility he offers. Broughton was statistically one of the least disruptive players in the Texas front seven, so there's no results-based case for why he would be especially effective in the NFL. Broughton didn't start until his fifth collegiate season, so his NFL ceiling might be that of a rotational player.

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Team Statistical Rankings

Rushing Passing Overall
Off. 114.9
(14th)
219.4
(23rd)
320.1
(21st)
Def. 141.4
(31st)
252.6
(27th)
379.9
(30th)

Injuries

Player Injury
A. Kamara RB Alvin Kamara RB Groin
C. Olave WR Chris Olave WR Concussion
K. Miller RB Kendre Miller RB Concussion
D. Carr QB Derek Carr QB Shoulder
T. Hill QB Taysom Hill QB Knee - ACL