Saints' Undrafted Gems: Castellanos & Stevens

0:00It's April 8th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The NFL Draft just wrapped, and now it's undrafted free agency time, where teams like the New Orleans Saints scoop up overlooked talent on the cheap. These young players can turn into starters without costing a draft pick, and the Saints have mastered this game better than most. Saints fans know the drill every year. A few undrafted guys rise up to key roles, saving the team millions compared to free agencies purges. It's a high-reward hunt that keeps rosters fresh and budgets tight. Look at their track record, guys like Carl Granderson, Rashid Shaheed, Juan Johnson, and Pierre Thomas all win from undrafted to impact players. Proving the Saints have that eye for diamonds in the rough. Fans get hyped every off-season watching these stories unfold. This year, keep an eye on Florida State's Tommy Castellanos at quarterback A-5 foot 9 Dynamo with elite rushing skills and a solid arm, though.

1:00His passing inconsistencies kept him out of the draft. Then there's Iowa kicker Drew Stevens, who nailed 78.6% of field goals, 97.6% of extra points, and, when 4 for 6 from 50 plus yards. With Charlie Smith already kicking for the Saints but not flawless yet, adding Stevens brings competition, while Castellanos offers that big upside. Now Car could be the next hit in gym, lighting up the Superdome.