Zach Wilson Joins Saints, Shaking Up Quarterback Market

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI, I'm Corey with the story. Zach Wilson, the 26-year-old former Denver Broncos quarterback, has signed with the New Orleans Saints. He'll add depth behind Tyler Show, and could compete for the backup spot against Spencer Ratler, starting in 2026, depending on the NFL. Draft. Earlier this week, Wilson wrapped up a third string role with the Broncos in 2024, before heading to the Miami Dolphins. And there, he aimed to back up Tua Tagovailoa, but the team benched Tua in December, and turned to rookie Quinn Ewers instead. Wilson called the Dolphins' choice frustrating and confusing, leaving him seeking a new opportunity. Now in New Orleans, he's getting that fresh start with the team, looking to bolster its quarterback room. Meanwhile, he's not alone among ex-Bronco's signal callers finding new homes. Trevor C. Emeon joined the Atlanta Falcons, Joe Flacco resigned with the Cincinnati Bengals, and Teddy Bridgewater returned to the Detroit Lions.

1:02All these moves signal a busy quarterback market, and Wilson's next chapter in New Orleans could reshape the Saints' Dept chart as training camps.