The Latest Breaking News from Wil Lutz

The New Orleans Saints recently kicked off their offseason program to return to work. Here's what their starting lineup may look like going into the 2023 draft:

How far away are the Saints from salary cap compliance? Their latest moves with Ryan Ramczyk and Wil Lutz covered a lot of ground:

Embattled Saints kicker Wil Lutz is returning for 2023 after agreeing to a pay cut, though he can win it back through new contract incentives:

How can the New Orleans Saints can get under the salary cap and afford Raiders quarterback Derek Carr? It won't be easy, but it can be done, via @RossJacksonNOLA:

The Saints took a big step back in Rick Gosselin's 2022 NFL special teams rankings. After finishing 1st, 5th, and 5th from 2019 to 2021, they've dropped to 20th:

Jameis Winston and Andrus Peat are among the top potential Saints salary cap cut candidates during the 2023 offseason:

We learned a lot about the Saints under Dennis Allen, both good and bad. 11 takeaways from their underwhelming 2022 season, via @DillySanders:

NEW ORLEANS — On the final week of his 13-week tryout to become the Panthers’ full-time head coach, interim coach Steve Wilks somehow kept Carolina in a game that featured a dormant passing game, double-digit punts, multiple player ejections and two game-swinging Sam Darnold interceptions.

Ryan Ramczyk, Wil Lutz upgraded on Week 15 Saints injury report vs. Falcons; Atlanta RB Cordarrelle Patterson given a rest day

Saints have 13 players on initial Week 15 injury report, Falcons list 2 of their own

Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes in the final three minutes Monday night, helping the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rally from a 13-point deficit to beat the New Orleans Saints 17-16 and tighten their grip on first place in the weak NFC South