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The Saints aren’t projected to be hyperactive buyers or sellers down the stretch, but quarterback-needy teams are keeping close tabs on Spencer Rattler.He isn’t getting sniffed for snaps despite Tyler Shough’s persistent struggles, practically begging for a fresh start elsewhere.That’s…

Sports Illustrated analyst Conor Orr suggested the Cleveland Browns could target New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler in a potential trade. Orr argues Rattler represents an upside flier behind Deshaun Watson, especially with persistent turnover concerns and trade speculation surrounding backup Shedeur Sanders in Cleveland.
However, Heavy reports that Saints general manager Mickey Loomis and head coach Kellen Moore are unlikely to part with Rattler. Given his cheap contract and value as a backup behind starter Tyler Shough, New Orleans would likely demand an overpay rather than accept a late-round draft pick.
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