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FFL: Preseason | NFL: Week 1
New Orleans Saints

D/ST NO

2024 Bye Week: 11

Total Pts: 101
Avg Pts: 5.94
Rank: 10 D/ST

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Fantasy WeekPts
Scoring
Week 110.00New Orleans Saints 110 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 110 kickoff return yds (3.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 3 interceptions (3.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 3 sacks (3.00 pts)
Week 29.00New Orleans Saints 47 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 fumble recovered (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 4 sacks (4.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 239 yds allowed (3.00 pts)
Week 312.00New Orleans Saints 32 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 76 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 76 punt return yds (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 interception (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 76 yd punt return TD (6.00 pts)
Week 41.00New Orleans Saints 39 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 45 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 interception (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 353 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Week 526.00New Orleans Saints 1 fumble recovered (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 interceptions (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 sacks (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 27 yd int return TD (6.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 156 yds allowed (5.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 0 D/ST pts allowed (10.00 pts)
Week 63.00New Orleans Saints 1 interception (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 sacks (2.00 pts)
Week 72.00New Orleans Saints 2 fumbles recovered (2.00 pts)
Week 81.00New Orleans Saints 46 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 interception (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 sacks (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 371 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Week 94.00New Orleans Saints 2 fumbles recovered (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 3 interceptions (3.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 sacks (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 368 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Week 100.00New Orleans Saints 54 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 54 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 388 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Week 11
Week 12-1.00New Orleans Saints 2 interceptions (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 396 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Week 13-1.00New Orleans Saints 30 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 33 D/ST pts allowed (-3.00 pts)
Playoff Week 116.00New Orleans Saints 28 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 fumbles recovered (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 4 sacks (4.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 8 yd defensive ST TD (6.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 6 D/ST pts allowed (3.00 pts)
Playoff Week 217.00New Orleans Saints 36 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 35 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 7 sacks (7.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 193 yds allowed (5.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 6 D/ST pts allowed (3.00 pts)
Playoff Week 3-7.00New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 458 yds allowed (-5.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 30 D/ST pts allowed (-3.00 pts)
Playoff Week 48.00New Orleans Saints 41 kickoff return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 27 punt return yds (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 fumbles recovered (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 interceptions (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 sacks (2.00 pts)
Playoff Week 51.00New Orleans Saints 1 fumble recovered (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 2 interceptions (2.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 1 sack (1.00 pts)
New Orleans Saints 389 yds allowed (-3.00 pts)
Player Notes
Mar 27 7:03pm ET

New Orleans Saints DE Cameron Jordan (ankle) will be a limited participant during offseason workouts because he is recovering from ankle surgery, according to head coach Dennis Allen.

From TheHuddle

Mar 20 2:50pm ET

New Orleans Saints linebacker Nephi Sewell (knee), who tore his ACL in Week 17, is not expected to be ready to go for training camp this summer, according to head coach Dennis Allen. Given the timing of Sewell's injury late last year, nobody should be expecting him to be ready for training camp, let alone the start of the 2024 regular season. The 25-year-old was a depth linebacker for the Saints last year while also contributing on special teams. In the 16 games he appeared in, Sewell didn't make any starts and finished with 15 tackles (11 solo) and one forced fumble. He entered the NFL with the Saints in 2022 as an undrafted free agent after playing college ball at both Nevada and Utah.

From RotoBaller

Mar 20 2:30pm ET

The New Orleans Saints re-signed safety Johnathan Abram to an undisclosed deal on Wednesday after re-signing defensive back Ugo Amadi on Tuesday. The Saints lost some depth in their secondary this year by releasing safety Marcus Maye and letting cornerbacks Isaac Yiadom and Lonnie Johnson Jr. to move on in free agency, so keeping both Abram and Amadi allows them to keep some of their depth intact. Abram, a 27-year-old former 27th overall pick by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2019 out of Mississippi State, played in just nine games (three starts) for the Saints last year and had 26 tackles (14 solo), an interception and a forced fumble. He hasn't lived up to his first-round draft stock in his five NFL seasons, mainly because of injuries.

From RotoBaller

Mar 19 4:10pm ET

Recently signed New Orleans Saints edge defender Chase Young (neck) is scheduled to undergo a neck procedure that is expected to sideline him for training camp, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. This was announced after he reached a one-year, $13 million deal with New Orleans, but the teams he spoke to apparently knew about it. Nonetheless, the Saints were comfortable with signing him under these conditions. Young, the former No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, has posted 16.5 sacks through his first 43 games with the Washington Commanders and San Francisco 49ers. With Cameron Jordan and Carl Granderson already in the edge rotation, Young has the upside to make this a strong pass-rushing unit in 2024. He is expected to be ready for the start of the regular season.

From RotoBaller

Mar 18 6:10pm ET

The New Orleans Saints are expected to sign former San Francisco 49ers pass-rusher Chase Young to an undisclosed deal, according to a source. The 2020 No. 2 overall pick out of Ohio State will get a fresh start in New Orleans in 2024. Young was named the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2020 with the Washington Commanders when he had a career-high 44 tackles (32 solo), 7.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss, 12 QB hits, four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries (one returned for a touchdowns) in 15 starts, but he played in just 12 games in the next two seasons, which is why the Commanders moved on. The 24-year-old combined for another 7.5 sacks last year with Washington and San Fran, though, and another bounce-back year could be in store for him in the Big Easy if he's able to stay healthy.

From RotoBaller

Mar 14 8:20pm ET

Former New Orleans Saints safety Marcus Maye (shoulder) is drawing interest from several teams in free agency and will visit with the Tennessee Titans on Monday, according to a source. Maye was released by the Saints to begin the new league year after playing in only seven games last year while picking up 37 tackles (27 solo), one sack and two interceptions. The 31-year-old has played in only 31 combined games over the last three seasons due to various injuries. The New York Jets originally took Maye in the second round of the 2017 draft out of Florida. He's going to need to prove that he's healthy for another team to take a chance on him as secondary depth. Maye has started all 77 games that he's appeared in over seven NFL seasons and has racked up 409 tackles (288 solo), 4.5 sacks, 12 tackles for loss, eight interceptions, 28 passes defended, five forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.

From RotoBaller

Mar 14 9:13am ET

Free-agent S Marcus Maye (Saints) will visit the Tennessee Titans Monday, March 18.

From TheHuddle

Mar 12 7:03pm ET

New Orleans Saints S Marcus Maye was officially released Tuesday, March 12.

From TheHuddle

Mar 12 2:40pm ET

Free-agent pass-rusher Chase Young is expected to visit with the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints this week, according to a source. The 2020 Defensive Rookie of the Year is still only 24 years old and is receiving interest from a handful of teams. Young, the second overall pick by the Washington Commanders in 2020 out of Ohio State, made the Pro Bowl in his first NFL season and recorded 7.5 sacks in 15 games. However, injuries limited him to a combined 12 games in 2021 and 2022 before he bounced back with 7.5 sacks in 16 games (six starts) with the Commanders and San Francisco 49ers last year. San Fran has already added two defensive linemen in free agency, so it's unlikely that Young will be returning to the Bay Area in 2024. Another year removed from injury, Young could be a sleeper defensive lineman in IDP fantasy leagues.

From RotoBaller

Mar 11 12:13pm ET

New Orleans Saints LB Demario Davis added two years to his contract, which included $17.25 million and $13.25 million guaranteed.

From TheHuddle

Mar 8 11:23am ET

Updating a previous report, New Orleans Saints S Tyrann Mathieu signed a two-year deal worth $13.75 million that includes three voidable years, according to sources Friday, March 8. He gets a $5 million signing bonus and a $1.5 million salary in 2024. Mathieu gets a $1 million guaranteed roster bonus and a $6.25 million salary in 2025.

From TheHuddle

Mar 7 7:50pm ET

The New Orleans Saints signed safety Tyrann Mathieu to a restructured two-year, $13 million contract extension on Thursday. Mathieu, one of the Saints' leaders on defense, will remain with the team for the next two seasons at the minimum. The veteran safety logged 75 total tackles and four interceptions while appearing in all 17 games for the Saints in 2023.

From RotoBaller

Mar 7 4:13pm ET

Updating a previous report, New Orleans Saints S Tyrann Mathieu agreed to terms on a restructured two-year contract that will pay him $13 million, according to sources.

From TheHuddle

Mar 6 9:43pm ET

New Orleans Saints S Tyrann Mathieu is working on a restructured contract that is expected to be completed soon, according to a source;

From TheHuddle

Mar 5 11:00pm ET

The Athletic's Matt Barrows identifies defensive end as the San Francisco 49ers' biggest offseason need in 2024, although offensive tackle is another big need given left tackle Trent Williams' age (35) and the fact that right tackle Colton McKivitz gave up a team-high nine sacks in 2023. But right now the Niners have just one edge rusher in Nick Bosa, which isn't good, considering their defense is based on getting pressure on opposing quarterbacks. Their other defensive ends -- Chase Young, Clelin Ferrell and Randy Gregory -- aren't signed for this season. Their other defensive ends -- Drake Jackson and Robert Beal Jr. -- are unproven, so San Francisco would be wise to give Bosa some more help through either free agency or the upcoming NFL draft.

From RotoBaller

Mar 4 10:50pm ET

The Athletic's Larry Holder lists New Orleans Saints offensive guard/tackle James Hurst as a potential salary cap casualty this offseason. At the start of the offseason, the Saints sat around $83 million in the red, according to Over the Cap. Hurst and linebacker Demario Davis are the only two players who would give the Saints 2024 salary cap relief of more than $3 million each on their entire roster. Releasing Hurst would free up around $4.2 million, so he's one of the most obvious salary cap casualties for the team. The 32-year-old veteran missed two games in 2023 due to an ankle injury but was New Orleans' starting left tackle when healthy. The 10-year NFL veteran has been with the Saints for the last four seasons after spending the first six years of his career with the Baltimore Ravens.

From RotoBaller

Mar 4 8:20pm ET

Even though edge rusher Chase Young was a bit of a disappointment after the San Francisco 49ers acquired him in a deadline deal with the Washington Commanders last year, the 49ers have at least some interest in re-signing him. Young is still just 24 years old and has a great relationship with star edge rusher Nick Bosa (the two were college teammates at Ohio State). The former second overall pick by Washington in 2020 might have to settle for a one-year, prove-it deal with San Francisco or another team, but there are still enough clubs intrigued by his potential. After being dealt by Washington in 2023, Young had 10 tackles (five solo), 2.5 sacks and six QB hits in nine regular-season games for the Niners. In total last year, his 7.5 sacks matched his total from his rookie campaign in 2020, when he was named the Defensive Rookie of the Year.

From RotoBaller

Mar 3 7:03pm ET

New Orleans Saints CB Marshon Lattimore is a candidate to be traded this offseason, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler wrote on Sunday, March 3.

From TheHuddle

Mar 1 2:30pm ET

The Los Angeles Rams will incur $3.15 million in dead money if they cut center Brian Allen before June 1, but would save $4.9 million against the 2024 salary cap, according to Over the Cap. Allen didn't start or play any significant minutes for the Rams in 2023, but starting center Coleman Shelton has only a few weeks to decide whether he'll void his contract this year. If he does, he'll become a free agent, and the Rams will need a center. Reserve tackle Joe Noteboom is another potential cap cut, according to The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue, but the Rams would incur $15 million in dead money with any cut before June 1 and save $15 million if a cut is designated after June 1. Allen has played in just 12 games (seven starts) the last two years in LA.

From RotoBaller

Mar 1 12:30am ET

The New Orleans Saints informed safety Marcus Maye on Thursday that he will be released at the start of the new league year next month, according to sources. Maye has been injured each of the last three seasons, the last two with the Saints, and has played in a combined 23 games in that span, recording 99 solo tackles, two sacks, seven tackles for loss, two interceptions, six passes defensed and a forced fumble. In 2023 with the Saints, he started seven games and finished with 37 tackles (27 solo), one sack and two interceptions before succumbing to a shoulder injury. Cutting the 30-year-old former second-round pick of the New York Jets in 2017 should save the cost-cutting Saints around $7.2 million in salary cap space for 2024. Maye will just be hoping to stay healthy wherever he lands next.

From RotoBaller

NFL Week
OppPtsPts
All
Yds
All
Pass
All
Rush
All
TDsIntFumSackST TDs
2023 Season101.0032755623524203811811341
Week 1TEN10.001528518110403030
Week 2@CAR9.001723913910000140
Week 3@GB12.00183402459501011
Week 4TB1.002635323911401010
Week 5@NE26.0001561114512120
Week 6@HOU3.002029717712001020
Week 7JAX2.003133021711300200
Week 8@IND1.002737120716401020
Week 9CHI4.001736821215603220
Week 10@MIN0.002738826312500010
Week 11bye
Week 12@ATL-1.002439616822802000
Week 13DET-1.003334720514200010
Week 14CAR16.0063039920400241
Week 15NYG17.0061931336000070
Week 16@LAR-7.003045832513300010
Week 17@TB8.00133492925702220
Week 18ATL1.00173893117802110