Who did the Saints get in free agency?

Dwayne Washington, RB The Saints announced that they re-signed Washington, a backup running back and core special teams player, to a one-year deal.

Did the Saints make the playoffs 2013?

The Saints improved their 7–9 record from last season, going 11–5 and making the playoffs as the sixth seed. They earned the franchise’s first-ever road postseason victory, with a 26–24 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round, ending the drought at 0–5.

Who did Saints trade?

11 pick, grab OT Trevor Penning at No. 19. The Saints’ affinity for Ohio State products continued on Thursday night at the 2022 NFL Draft.

Who the Saints signed?

Signed OT Trevor Penning and WR Chris Olave to a four-year contract. Signed WR Jarvis Landry. Waived RB Josh Adams and DT Braxton Hoyett.

Who did Saints pick up?

D’Marco Jackson, Linebacker, Appalachian State. The New Orleans Saints selected Appalachian State linebacker D’Marco Jackson with the 161st pick in the fifth round of the 2022 NFL Draft on Saturday, April 30.

How accurate is the movie Home Team?

But while Home Team does invent the classic underdogs-to-winners tale for the movie, it is accurate to real life that Payton used simplified versions of his Saints playbook. The Liberty Christian Warriors, as they were known, dominated opponents until they ran into a team called the Orange Porcupines.

Who did the Saints just pick up?

The biggest New Orleans Saints news of the day was the official signing of veteran S Tyrann Mathieu. New Orleans also released two defensive players, DT Jalen Dalton and CB KeiVarae Russell. Dalton entered the NFL as an undrafted rookie from North Carolina in 2019.

Who did the Saints draft 2022?

They selected D’Marco Jackson from Appalachian State in Round 5 and Jordan from Air Force in round 6. Overall, New Orleans made it necessary to acquire multiple picks into the first round, then stayed aggressive to get their guy WR Chris Olave at 11th overall.

What did Saints trade for 11th pick?

The trade up for the 11th pick resulted in Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave. Olave fits a major need for the Saints as they need someone who can stretch the field. In 2021, Olave had 65 catches for 936 yards and 13 touchdowns.