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The New Orleans Saints lost another game, and sadly, it really didn’t change much in the draft order. Like these past two seasons, the bad teams keep losing, and it’s keeping the Saints away from a single-digit pick, so in…

Following another defeat, the New Orleans Saints are projected to hold the 10th overall pick heading into their bye week. Writer Caleb Yaccarino evaluates potential draft prospects for the franchise at that spot, highlighting offensive guard Greg Johnson and defensive lineman Xavier Gilliam as strong targets to address team needs.
Yaccarino argues that selecting Johnson or Gilliam depends heavily on potential changes to the coaching staff and front office. He notes that offensive line regression makes drafting a rookie lineman risky under current leadership, while Gilliam's athletic pass-rushing skillset could significantly upgrade the interior defensive line alongside Chase Young.
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