Saints Hosting Delp for Dinner

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The New Orleans Saints are facing a tight-end shake-up after letting veteran foster Maraud

go to the Houston Texans and likely parting ways with Tassum Hill.

They signed Noah Fant through the 2027 season to pair with Juwan Johnson,

whose deal matches that timeline, leaving no tight-ends, locked in beyond two years.

That gap has the Saints eyeing the 2026 NFL draft where they could grab a young prospect to develop

early. Former Georgia standout Oscar Delp fits the bill, and the team has shown real interest by

hosting him for a private dinner ahead of Georgia's pro-day, following a quick chat at the NFL scouting

combine. Delp set out combined workouts due to a hairline foot fracture, but doctors cleared him

any lit-up pro-day with a 4.44 second. 40 yard dash, a 38.5 inch vertical, and a 10-foot

broad-jump numbers that rank him among the draft's top athletic tight-ends. Meanwhile, Delp's drawing

crowds with official 30 visits to teams like the Cleveland Browns, Tampa Bay Buccaneers,

Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles, Chargers, Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots,

and Minnesota Vikings, highlighting his rising stock despite the minor injury question.

Saints fans might see Delp in black and gold if the team uses its third round pick in number 73

overall, or trades up from the lay 4th, round to snack him before others do.