Saints Eye Versatile Cajun Harrington for Offensive Line

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. The New Orleans Saints keep stacking their offensive line in the draft, zeroing in on trenches like tackles and guards, especially with Kellan Moore. Calling plays now. They're chatting with Louisiana's Jacks Harrington, a versatile big man who's drawn interest from a few teams heading into the 2026 draft. Harrington's game screams flexibility. He logged most reps at right guard over four college years, but slid to right tackle his senior season and even mixed in center and left guard snaps. That move showed his adaptability without missing a beat. Fans of Scouts love his durability. He's a seventh-year guy but just 25 next season with over 3,000 total college snaps under his belt. For the Saints, he's back up gold or even a long-term right guard fix amid injury worries. Diving into numbers last year at tackle, he gave up 21 pressures and four sacks in over 800 snaps, zero penalties.

1:02Earlier at guard, zero sacks across thousands of plays, super clean. Team C started potential right away. Saints brass knows building through the line wins games, so linking with Harrington fits their blueprint. Keep watching how this versatile cage and shakes out in the draft process.