The Saints defensive had some good news with the return of Sheldon Rankins, but if the Saints want any hope to beat the Chiefs, the D-Line needs to step up.
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Like the up's and down's of the Saints defense, Kenny Vaccaro has stuck with the defense and, with much progress, is ready for his best year in 2016.
With the off-season kicking into full swing, should the Saints look for a free-agent tight end or stay with Benjamin Watson, whom had a great year in 2015?
With the main goal of improving the defense going into the 2015-16 off-season, the Saints could be cooking up a new generation of the Dome Patrol.
If the Saints can do the things right this off-season that they failed to do in 2015, their plan of returning to the Super Bowl isn't as crazy as you think
With Drew Brees and Sean Payton returning to New Orleans, the Saints could have the potential to become the number 1 offense in the NFL for the 2016 season.
Analyzing Delvin Breaux's rookie year, comparing it to some of the other great corners in the NFL, and the bright future Breaux has in New Orleans.