Trade update: New Saints made Trade For incredible Quarterback

New Saints Could Trade For Young Quarterback
The New Orleans Saints have kept a low profile this offseason, with Chase Young’s signing being the most prominent move.


However, rumors circulate about possibly dramatic actions in the future. One such report claims that Marshon Lattimore might be traded, while another suggests that the Saints could add a seasoned veteran to their receiving corps.

Recently, the Saints were tied to conversations about the acquisition of a former highly regarded quarterback.
Cody Benjamin’s latest CBS Sports story explored different trade rumors from throughout the NFL landscape. Among the players under examination was New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. Benjamin listed New Orleans as one of three prospective suitors.

Recognizing Wilson’s lukewarm market, Benjamin recommended that “at just 24 with dual-threat traits, Wilson could be a low-risk reclamation project for a contender.”

Recent NFL trades, like Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kenny Pickett to the Philadelphia Eagles, and Mac Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars, serve as examples of such revolutionary deals.

The chance of Zach Wilson wearing the black and gold of the New Orleans Saints looms big, but other clubs such as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams have also been mentioned as possible destinations.

It looks extremely unlikely that the 2021 No. 2 overall draft selection will stay with the Jets, where he started 33 of 34 games and totaled 6,293 yards, 23 touchdowns, and 25 interceptions.
While Derek Carr is the Saints’ established starter, their quarterback depth remains a source of worry. Nathan Peterman’s latest addition offers depth, although his job may be more of an extension of the coaching staff.


Meanwhile, Jake Haener’s prospective influence is questionable. Bringing Wilson into the picture might provide depth, but the move may not dramatically impact the Saints’ quarterback situation.

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