Saints Eyeing Nebraska Safety Singleton for Draft

0:00It's March 30th. I'm Corey with The Story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The New Orleans Saints been stacking their roster this offseason, bringing in stars like Caden Ellis, Travis Etienne, and David Edwards to make some real noise. They hold the eighth pick in the upcoming NFL draft, prime spot to grab an impact player, but they're smartly eyeing Jim's further down the board too. Here it is, the Saints are showing serious interest in Nebraska safety. Dishon Singleton, a big dude at 6'3 and 2'5'2", could slide right into their secondary. He's got the tools, clocking a 40 yard dash between 4.52 and 4.55 seconds, plus a 39.5 inch. Vertical and 10'10' broad jump. Fans and analysts buzzing about how Singleton's size and explosiveness could fill gaps, especially after losing Alente Taylor, maybe as a nickelback, or in dime packages where

1:00they need that physical presence without shifting him to linebacker. Draft Guru Tony Pauline notes other teams like the Bengals and Titans are circling too, with Tennessee's new coach having a track record on oversized, safety's turning into beasts. For New Orleans, he's a low-risk flyer that fits their zone schemes perfectly. As the draft heats up, keep watching how the Saints maneuver. Singleton might just be the hidden play that elevates their defense to contender status.