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Why Saints coach Kellen Moore likes the idea of a loaded running back room

Katherine TerrellApr 6, 2026, 06:00 AM ET

CloseKatherine Terrell came back to ESPN to cover the New Orleans Saints in the summer of 2022. She left the company in 2019 after joining in 2016 to cover the Cincinnati Bengals. Katherine is a graduate of LSU and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, native, and she has covered the NFL since 2013.Open Extended Reactions

The NFL draft is less than a month away, and the New Orleans Saints hold the No. 8 pick. They filled a number of needs in free agency, adding guard David Edwards, linebacker Kaden Elliss,

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Saints: Enough snaps for both Kamara, Etienne

Katherine TerrellMar 30, 2026, 12:17 PM ET

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New Orleans Saints coach Kellen Moore says there will be enough snaps to go around for running backs Alvin Kamara and Travis Etienne.

Moore, who spoke to the media at the NFL’s league meeting Monday, was asked several

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‘Banana Brees’: Former Saints QB Drew Brees and Tyler Shough take in Savannah Bananas

Katherine TerrellMar 15, 2026, 08:31 PM ET

CloseKatherine Terrell came back to ESPN to cover the New Orleans Saints in the summer of 2022. She left the company in 2019 after joining in 2016 to cover the Cincinnati Bengals. Katherine is a graduate of LSU and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, native, and she has covered the NFL since 2013.Open Extended Reactions

NEW ORLEANS — Drew Brees and Tyler Shough traded in their bats and baseball gloves for football a long time ago, but the two New Orleans Saints quarterbacks went back to their roots this weekend.

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Saints ushering in a new, younger era under Kellen Moore

Katherine TerrellMar 14, 2026, 06:00 AM ET

CloseKatherine Terrell came back to ESPN to cover the New Orleans Saints in the summer of 2022. She left the company in 2019 after joining in 2016 to cover the Cincinnati Bengals. Katherine is a graduate of LSU and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, native, and she has covered the NFL since 2013.Open Extended Reactions

METAIRIE, La. — When New Orleans Saints linebacker Kaden Elliss signed his new three-year contract last week, he did it with the knowledge he had big shoes to fill.

How does one replace a legend?

This is a question

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Saint, meet the Saints: Travis Etienne Jr.’s signing is full circle for family roots

Katherine TerrellMar 13, 2026, 04:34 PM ET

CloseKatherine Terrell came back to ESPN to cover the New Orleans Saints in the summer of 2022. She left the company in 2019 after joining in 2016 to cover the Cincinnati Bengals. Katherine is a graduate of LSU and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, native, and she has covered the NFL since 2013.Open Extended Reactions

METAIRIE, La. — New Orleans Saints running back Travis Etienne Jr. felt like he was meant to return to Louisiana one day.

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Etienne, who played college football for Clemson, spent five seasons with the Jacksonville

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Saints’ Etienne corrects how to say his name

Katherine TerrellMar 13, 2026, 12:43 PM ET

CloseKatherine Terrell came back to ESPN to cover the New Orleans Saints in the summer of 2022. She left the company in 2019 after joining in 2016 to cover the Cincinnati Bengals. Katherine is a graduate of LSU and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, native, and she has covered the NFL since 2013.Open Extended Reactions

METAIRIE, La. — New Orleans Saints running back Travis Etienne is setting the record straight on his last name.

Etienne, who is from Jennings, Louisiana, said his name was pronounced like “Achane” growing up. When he enrolled at

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