Full Episode: Saints zeroing in on wide receivers ahead of the draft

The New Orleans.Football podcast dives deep into the Saints' offseason focus on upgrading their wide receiver corps ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Hosts analyze the team's recent top-30 visits with prospects like Carnell Tate, Jordan Tyson, Mekhi Lemon, and Omar Cooper, emphasizing the urgency of addressing a perceived weakness at the position. While the Saints have strong depth with players like Chris Olave and Juwan Johnson, concerns remain about long-term sustainability, especially with Cam Newton's uncertain future and the need for a true No. 1 threat. The discussion explores the trade value of Kenny Moore, a top-tier slot corner, and whether the Saints should pivot from their usual defensive-heavy strategy to target a receiver early. The hosts debate the merits of a 'double dip' — drafting a receiver at pick 8 and another at 42 — versus prioritizing defense first. They also highlight Tyler Shuck’s promising rookie stats, particularly his elite performance on middle-of-the-field routes, suggesting the Saints may be building a new offensive identity centered on vertical and intermediate attack. The episode concludes with a spirited debate on whether the Saints should trade up for Jeremiah Love at No. 6, ultimately leaning against it but acknowledging the long-term strategic value of drafting the best player available.