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Cameron Jordan publicly endorsed Tyler Shough as the Saints’ quarterback after the 2025 season stretch run.
Shough started the final nine games in 2025, accumulating 2,256 passing yards and 10 TDs.
The performance gave the Saints hope and a spark for the fanbase in New Orleans.
Jordan compared Shough to other quarterbacks, noting his arm talent and improvement.
The Saints view Shough as a possible franchise quarterback based on late-season progress.
Shough’s late-season play was described as improved and exciting for the fanbase.
Jordan highlighted Shough’s mobility and pocket presence as strengths.
Shough’s season stat line included notable rushing ability alongside passing.
The endorsement came after Shough took over for the final nine games of 2025.
The article positions Shough as potentially among the league's better quarterbacks given his late-season surge.
The piece cites ESPN's Get Up as the platform for Jordan's endorsement.

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The Panthers are considering a slot-capable cornerback in free agency, with Alontae Taylor among potential targets.
Analyst Alex Kay warned Taylor is prone to gambles in coverage and has regressed since his rookie year.
Taylor allowed higher completion rates and more touchdowns in 2025, contributing to questions about value.
Teams may prefer other free-agent corners, with safer options like Jamel Dean or Riq Woolen in consideration.
The Panthers face a decision on fitting a slot-capable defender into a deeper, expensive free-agent class.
The analysis suggests the Panthers reinforce their secondary by targeting a proven slot presence or other top prospects.
The article frames the cap strategy as part of broader Panthers' free-agent planning for 2025 and beyond.
The piece cites insider perspectives from Bleacher Report as part of the evaluation.
Taylor’s value could hinge on contract size relative to other top free-agent corners.
The article notes the 2025 season highlighted Taylor’s coverage vulnerabilities and touchdowns allowed.

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Saints eye a top WR with the No. 8 pick to pair with Chris Olave and boost the offense.
Tate and Tyson are identified as the top 2026 WR prospects for the Saints to consider.
Mel Kiper Jr. ranks Tate No. 8 overall among 2026 prospects.
Tyson is praised for red-zone value and playmaking ability, even with injuries in 2025.
Tate is described as a precise route runner with strong hands and body control.
Tyson is noted for his open field ability and 50-50 ball wins in 2025.
The Saints’ past success with Ohio State receivers is noted as a positive sign.
The article emphasizes the need to upgrade the offense if either Tate or Tyson is available at No. 8.
The piece positions Olave as a star around whom a new WR could elevate the offense.
The article notes the potential impact of adding a top WR to the Saints' offense in 2026.

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Saints consider trading Spencer Rattler to capitalize on Tyler Shough’s breakout run as starter.
Shough took over the last nine games and impressed the fanbase with his elusiveness and turning corners.
Saints expect Shough to be the team’s starter next season as the free agent class is weak this offseason.
If a right quarterback-needy team emerges, the Saints could seek a fourth-round pick plus a late-round asset for Rattler.
Reference to Sam Howell’s trade as context for what a Rattler deal might fetch.
"This is speculation, but should be on the Saints' mind" as they evaluate options.
Cameron Jordan praised Shough’s abilities during an ESPN appearance.
The analysis emphasizes using trade assets to address other team needs.
The piece outlines a potential landing spot for Rattler with Jets as an example.

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Alontae Taylor is considered a top target in this free-agent class, with projected pay rates around $11 million per season.
Saints allowed 24 points or fewer in eight straight games late in the season, highlighting defensive strength.
Spotrac projects Taylor to command over $33 million on a three-year deal, signaling significant market value.
Taylor’s versatility allows him to line up outside, in the slot, or over the top, adding value for multiple schemes.
Bleacher Report’s Alex Kay cautioned about players to avoid, placing Taylor on a buyer beware list.
Saints could retain Taylor, who has publicly spoken about how leaving would be painful, according to the report.
If Taylor remains in New Orleans, he could help the Saints maintain a strong defensive identity.
Taylor has recorded four interceptions and three forced fumbles, showing playmaking ability.
Taylor allowed 68.1 percent of passes over him in 2025, marking a career-worst figure.
The Saints face ongoing decisions on key free agents, including Taylor, as offseason moves continue.

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