Saints Eyeing Boston for Passing Game Boost

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The New Orleans Saints entered the offseason needing a top wide receiver but passed on free

agency signings.

With the market thinning out, they're shifting focus to the upcoming NFL draft and potential

trades for talent.

Recent reports indicate the Saints plan to meet with Washington standout Denzel Boston

before the 2026 draft.

This comes as team scout prospects who can fill key gaps right away.

Boston impressed at the Combine in Pro Day with a 37.5 inch vertical jump, a 4.2 second

short shuttle and a 6.8 second three cone drill.

He skipped the 40 yard dash but shown in receiving drills.

He's drawing interest from multiple teams including workouts with the Buffalo Bills and

Miami Dolphins and projects as a late first round or early, second round pick.

At number 8 overall, the Saints might need to trade down or maneuver to grab him.

Pairing Boston's size, strong hands and jump ball skills with Chris Olave could boost

their passing game significantly, setting up an intriguing, draft strategy to watch unfold.