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Saints' Bresee: High Upside, Prove-It Years

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The New Orleans Saints have extended Bryan Bresees contract, securing him for the 2027 season at a base salary of $13.93 million. Despite a dip in performance in 2025, the team believes in his potential as a pass rusher, with a Pro Bowl nod potentially increasing his salary to over $22 million. Bresee, a first-round pick in 2023, has shown promise with 16 sacks in his first three seasons, including a career-high 8 in 2024. His future success hinges on building on his strengths and maintaining health in the upcoming seasons.

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Saints' Bresee: High Upside, Prove-It Years

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It's April 9th. You're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Philadelphia Eagles fans are dealing with a rough off season, losing key defensive players and dodging AJ Brown trade rumors. Now a smear campaign has hit starting quarterback Jalen Hertz with leaks claiming poor body language, lack of coachability and resistance to scheme, changes. The team even said no extension until he shows real improvement next season. This all feels wild for a guy who's dominated since taking over his starter. Since 2021, he's got 62 wins, third most in the league. He's responsible for 185 touchdowns, also third, and ranks 8th in passing yards with 18,811. ESPN analyst Dan Arlovsky, a former NFL quarterback, called out the noise. He laid down the facts, two Super Bowl trips, one MVP award, and consistent success that no one can deny, no matter how you slice it. Everyone agrees, Hertz has room to grow, but his track record speaks volumes.

He's spaced outers before, from college days to now, and always rises above. With an extension dangling in his fire intact, expect Hertz to silence the critics on the field where it counts.

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