Saints Target Carnell Tate for Offensive Boost

0:00On March 25, the New Orleans Saints entered free agency, with limited funds, but managed to bolster their roster with key additions like running back. Travis ETN, Offensive Guard David Edwards, and Limebacker Caden Ellis to fill the gap left by Demario Davis. These moves give them solid pieces for both offense and defense heading into next season. Despite those gains, the team still has gaps, especially a Y receiver where Chris Olave stands as their top option without much depth behind him. They skip adding help there during free agency, shifting focus to the upcoming NFL draft. Carnell Tate, from Ohio State, emerges as the prime target, a standout prospect who impressed scouts at his recent pro-day with sharp routes and reliable hands. Many see him as the top Y receiver available in this class. Reports indicate Tate has a 30-visit schedule with the Saints, part of a busy slate that includes teams like the Titans, Commanders, Giants, and Chiefs. With their eighth overall pick, New Orleans could grab him if he lasts that far, or even

1:03trade up if the meeting goes well. Pairing Tate with Olave and quarterback Tyler's show could supercharge the Saints' offense and set them up for years of contention as the draft. Approaches That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.