Saints' Offseason Moves Set Up Draft for WR Carnell Tate

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The New Orleans Saints enter the offseason needing a strong number two wide receiver to pair with Chris Olave. While Olave is shown as a star last season, the team lacks depth at pass catcher. Instead of chasing receivers in free agency, they focus on other spots, setting up a likely draft push for that key upgrade in the 2026. NFL Draft, they signed running back Travis ETN to build the future backfield with quarterback Tyler Show. Linebacker Caden Ellis came in to replace DiMario Davis and guard David Edwards strengthened the offensive line. Titan Noah Fant also joined, rounding out solid offensive pieces without touching wide receiver. Beatwriters in a recent mock draft see the Saints grabbing Ohio State Whiteout, carnal Tate at the 8th overall pick. Insiders call it a perfect fit for new offensive coordinator, Kellyn Moore's scheme, especially

1:01after those free agent moves shifted priorities away from other positions like edge rusher or cornerback. Tate stands out as a deep threat with a big catch radius. He excels at high pointing passes down field and shows great body control for contested grabs, complementing Olave style and shows strong arm. As an analyst agree, he transformed the receiver room overnight. If Tate slips to number 8, it could be a no-brainer for New Orleans, filling their biggest gap and boosting an already improved offense heading. Into next season.