This offseason, the New Orleans Saints have maintained a relatively low profile, with the signing of Chase Young being their most notable move. However, there are numerous rumors about upcoming significant maneuvers. One of these rumors suggests that Marshon Lattimore might be traded, and other rumors suggest that the Saints might add a veteran receiver to their receiving corps. The Saints have recently been linked to discussions about acquiring a former highly touted quarterback. In a new CBS Sports piece wrote by Cody Benjamin, different exchange reports across the NFL scene were analyzed. Zach Wilson, quarterback for the New York Jets, was one of the players under scrutiny. Benjamin listed New Orleans as one of three potential suitors for the young signal-caller. Benjamin suggested, “at just 24 with dual-threat traits, Wilson could be a low-risk reclamation project for a contender,” despite Wilson’s weak market. Late NFL exchanges, for example, Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kenny Pickett to the Philadelphia Falcons, and Macintosh Jones to the Jacksonville Pumas, act as points of reference for such extraordinary moves. Although other teams, such as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams, have also been mentioned as potential destinations, the possibility of Zach Wilson representing the New Orleans Saints in black and gold is very real. It shows up profoundly impossible that the 2021 No. 2 generally draft pick will proceed with his residency with the Planes, where he began 33 of 34 games played, gathering 6,293 yards, 23 scores, and 25 capture attempts. The Saints’ quarterback depth remains a concern, despite the fact that Derek Carr is their established starter. The recent signing of Nathan Peterman adds depth, but his role may be more like that of an extension of the coaching staff. In the meantime, no one knows how Jake Haener might affect things. Although adding Wilson to the Saints’ roster may add depth, it may not significantly alter the quarterback landscape.
