SAINTS SQUAD SHOW: Our BOLD PREDICTIONS For New Orleans Saints Offense In 2026

The Saints Squad Show dives into bold 2026 offensive predictions, with host Ross Jackson and former Saints wide receiver Lance Moore betting on a dramatic turnaround for New Orleans. The core argument? The Saints could become a top 10 offense for the first time since 2016, driven by quarterback Tyler Shuck’s growing confidence, a revamped offensive line, and a wave of versatile weapons. Lance Moore predicts the team will shift from a bottom-10 unit to a high-powered attack, while Ross Jackson makes a jaw-dropping call: the Saints will have two 2,000-yard wide receivers in Chris Olave and Jordan Tyson—something not seen since 2016. The episode also explores the evolving role of tight ends, with the Saints building a flexible, multi-position room that can confuse defenses through personnel deception. Meanwhile, Cameron Jordan’s future remains uncertain, with a contract offer confirmed but no terms revealed. The show also highlights underrated players like Fidel Diggs and Martin Emerson, and praises the team’s investment in player health and depth. The overarching theme? New Orleans is poised to become not just competitive, but exciting again. The most surprising takeaway is the belief that two 2,000-yard receivers are not only possible but likely without a 5,000-yard passing season—a direct challenge to conventional NFL wisdom.