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Saints Gain Comp Pick for Losing Adebo

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The New Orleans Saints received a compensatory pick in the 2026 NFL Draft after cornerback Paulson Adebo left for the New York Giants. Adebos departure earned the Saints the 146th overall pick in the fourth round. Despite Adebos solid performance in New York, the Saints have young talent stepping up, including Quincy Riley, who started five games last season. The Saints are content with their decision to let Adebo go, as they have a promising draft board and young players ready to take on bigger roles.

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Saints Gain Comp Pick for Losing Adebo

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Saints Gain Comp Pick for Losing Adebo. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 25, the 2026 NFL Draft just handed out compensatory picks to teams that lost big free agents last year and the New Orleans. Saints scored one for corner-back Paul Senadebo, bolting to the New York Giants. A debil inked a three-year deal worth 54 million bucks with Big Blue, which earned the Saints the number 146 overall pick-in, the fourth round. Fans are buzzing about a debil solid first year in New York, where he suited up for 12 games, racked up 73 tackles and looked primed. For his career best stats, if he'd stayed healthy, all season. Meanwhile, the Saints drafted Quincy Riley in the fourth round last year as a potential replacement, and he started five games, setting him up for a bigger defensive role in 2026. No regrets for New Orleans on letting a debil walk. At that 18 million per year price tag, they've got young talent stepping up, and that can't pick. Keeps their draft board looking sharp, football news, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.

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