What direction should the Saints go in for their new head coach? That's a very interesting and complex question. There's a lot of schools of thought that New Orleans needs to weigh out as they figure out their offseason,

The New Orleans Saints have a long list of candidates they would like to interview for their next head coach. Drew Brees, the franchise's all-time passing leader and future Hall of Famer, already gave his input on who he wants as the team's next head coach.

The New Orleans Saints put in a request to interview Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn early this week. That should come as no surprise. Even if Glenn isn't the next Saints head coach, New Orleans was going to talk to him.

When the New Orleans Saints named Darren Rizzi interim head coach after firing Dennis Allen, some believed Rizzi had a solid shot of locking up the job on a

The New Orleans Saints are once again on the recruiting trail, looking for the next person to lead the football team as head coach.

Current Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy produced successful five year stint as the offensive coordinator of the Saints from 2000-04. The Black and Gold won their first playoff game in franchise history in 2000. McCarthy’s exclusive negotiating window with Dallas expires on Jan. 14.

The New Orleans Saints are in the market for a new head coach and one of the franchise's greatest players of all time is weighing in on who they should hire. Former quarterback Drew Brees wants to see New Orleans bring former defensive backs coach Aaron Glenn get his chance to lead the team in 2025.

A longtime college coach could be in the mix for an NFL opportunity. Nearly three years removed from getting fired after 12 seasons in charge of the Stanford fo