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

The New Orleans Saints are in a state of transition as they move forward in their coaching search to permanently replace Dennis Allen, who had been replaced by Darren Rizzi at least for the interim. New Orleans has been busy scheduling interviews with candidates,

The Saints are setting up a head coaching interview with Mike Vrabel, the 2021 Associated Press Coach of the Year. They'll have competition for his services.

Ever an optimist, Drew Brees shared his thoughts on the Saints as a team and where they stand after the concussion of a disappointing 2024 season:

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.

The New Orleans Saints are fully immersed in their search for a new head coach after the end of a disappointing 2024 regular season. The Saints finished with a 5-12 record and a last-place finish in the NFC South.