New Orleans Saints 2024 Roster

Ethen Meyers • August 27, 2024

        Today marked the "start" of the regular season for some as teams made moves necessary to get down to the 53 roster limit. While technically the preseason extends into practice squad and signing from other teams roster cuts, it is the first day we have a much clearer idea of what teams will look like. The Saints went with some new faces where battles existed, and some folks were sure locks. Over the next day practice squads and waiver wire pick ups will happen, but this is just a recap of current roster cuts and who remains in position groups (in no order) for the New Orleans Saints

Terminated:
Andrew Dowell

Equanimeous St. Brown

James Robinson

Jesse Davis

Joejuan Williams

Johnathan Abram

Khaleke Hudson

Roderic Teamer

Shane Lemieux

Stanley Morgan Jr.

Tremayne Anchrum Jr.

Ugo Amadi

Waived:
Charlie Smyth

Isaiah Stalbird

Jack Heflin

Jacob Kibodi

Josiah Ezirim

Kyle Hergel

Lawrence Johnson

Lou Hedley

Mac McCain

Mark Evans II

Mason Fairchild

Michael Jacobson

Mike Rose

Millard Bradford

Monty Rice

Niko Lalos

Samson Nacua

Shaq Davis

Shemar Jean-Charles

Injured Reserve/PUP:
Camron Peterson

Kendre Miller

Kevin Rader

Nephi Sewell

Rejzohn Wright

Tanoh Kpassagnon

Offense

Quarterbacks:

Derek Carr

Taysom Hill

Spencer Rattler

Jake Haener

Offensive Line:

Cesar Ruiz

Erik McCoy

Taliese Fuaga

Trevor Penning

Landon Young

Olisaemeka Udoh

Nick Saldiveri

Lucas Patrick

Running Backs:

Alvin Kamara

Jamaal Williams

Jordan Mims

Adam Prentice

Wide Receivers:

Chris Olave

Rashid Shaheed

Cedrick Wilson Jr.

A.T. Perry

Bub Means

Mason Tipton

Tight Ends:

Juwan Johnson

Dallin Holker

Foster Moreau

Defense

Linebackers:

Demario Davis

Pete Werner

Jaylan Ford

Willie Gay

D'Marco Jackson

Anfernee Orji

Defensive Line:

Cameron Jordan

Chase Young

Isaiah Foskey

Carl Granderson

Payton Turner

Khristian Boyd

Bryan Bresee

Khalen Saunders

Nathan Shepherd

Kendal Vickers

Defensive Backs:

Marshon Lattimore

Tyrann Mathieu

Paulson Adebo

Kool-Aid McKinstry

Alontae Taylor

Rico Payton

J.T. Gray

Will Harris

Jordan Howden

Special Teams

Kicker:

Blake Grupe

Punter:

Matthew Hayball

Longsnapper:

Zach Wood

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