Saints Eye Auburn Guard Jeremiah Wright for Offensive Rebuild

0:00It's March 31st, this is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The New Orleans Saints are rebuilding their offense from scratch in 2026, putting Tyler's show front and center while locking in a few. Key pieces. There's zeroing in on the run game now, and with the 2026 NFL draft on deck, they've got eyes on Auburn Guard Jeremiah Wright after, grabbing breakfast with him recently. They just added David Edwards and Travis Etienne to plug some holes up front, signaling a clear push to fix the ground attack. That move has folks wandering if they'll part ways with Cesar Ruiz at Guard, opening the door for fresh talent like Wright to step in. Wright brings the perfect build for an NFL Guard at 6 foot 5 and 331 pounds, with 33 and 1-8-inch arms and 10-inch hands that screened pro potential. He's flashed some elite play, making him a name to watch in this draft class. But past protection is his weak spot. He allowed 5 sacks, 22 pressures, and 3 penalties last season across 686 naps.

1:05At Wright Guard and 81 at left guard. Still, the Saints see upside there. As New Orleans keeps stacking their line this spring, Wright could be the puzzle piece that elevates their whole attack, keep an ear out for how this. Half shakes out.