Saints' Safety Corps Strengthens

0:00For the NFL, it's March 9th, and here's what's going on. The New Orleans Saints completely revamped their safety position, heading into 2025. They lost starters, tiramato, and will Harris, plus special teams stand out. J.T. Gray, in-came free agents, Justin Reed, Julian Blackman, and Terrell Burgess, along with third-round rookie Jonas Sanker. That group formed a solid foundation by seasons in. Reed started slow, but picked up's theme late in the year. Blackman missed most of the season with an injury right out of the gate, while Burgess stuck mainly to special teams. Sanker filled in nicely and impressed enough to secure his spot. The Saints moved fast to resign Blackman, showing their confidence in the trio. With cornerback Alente Taylor hitting free agency, the team might need a versatile cover safety over a pure corner. Taylor shines in a hybrid role, so his potential exit could shift priorities. Still, the Reed, Sanker, and Blackman Corps feel strong enough that safety isn't a top

1:01need. A few intriguing free agents could fit the bill, like 27-year-old Jacquan Brisker, whose versatile across slot, deep, or box duties. Kobe Bryant, also 27, brings corner safety flexibility with seven interceptions over two years from Seattle Super Bowl run. Others include Nick Scott for Traditional Play, Christian Easian from Tampa Bay, C.J., Gardener Johnson with his playmaking past in New Orleans, and a low-heed Gilman, overall the Saints' secondary is young and talented, so they might skip big free agent spending here. Expect focus on other spots, perhaps grabbing a special team's guy like J.T. Gray, or eyeing the draft for depth. It's a stable position, not a crisis. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.