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With the New Orleans Saints having only two wins entering the bye week, it’s an ideal time for some changes to be made. Although many may be ready for a head coaching change, that’s unlikely to happen just yet, even…

Canal Street Chronicles writer Caleb Yaccarino argues that the New Orleans Saints should make several staff and roster adjustments during their bye week after securing only two wins. Although moving on from head coach Kellen Moore is deemed unlikely right now, the writer believes the team must act decisively in other areas to salvage their campaign.
Yaccarino suggests cutting inconsistent kicker Daniel Carlson and parting ways with offensive line coach Brendan Nugent due to unit underperformance. Additionally, the writer proposes that the Saints become sellers before the trade deadline by trading away veteran contributors, specifically naming safety Justin Reid, offensive lineman Cesar Ruiz, and linebacker Pete Werner.
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