A collection of headlines and news about the Saints and the NFL for Monday, April 28

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'No-flaw kid': Why the Saints picked Kelvin Banks Jr. to be a cornerstone for Kellen Moore

Three years ago, Kelvin Banks Jr. didn't enroll at the University of Texas until the summer. This usually wouldn't be a big deal, but for high-profile recruits, it has become common to graduate high school early and arrive on campus as soon as possible. The coaches can begin coaching, and the kids get more time to acclimate to the program.SEE MORE >>

Who else is heading to New Orleans? Keep track of the Saints undrafted free agent class.

The 2025 New Orleans Saints draft class featured nine players, their largest group of drafted players in a decade, but the work isn't done.The Saints announced the signings of 11 undrafted free agents Sunday, which can have a notable impact on the team's final roster. Last year, the Saints signed 16 undrafted free agents, and nine of those appeared in at least one game for New Orleans in 2024.SEE MORE >>

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New Orleans Saints agree to terms with 11 undrafted free agents

New Orleans Saints Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis announced today that the club has agreed to terms with the following rookies following the conclusion of the NFL Draft: cornerback Dayls Beanum, punter James Burnip, edge Jasheen Davis, safety Elliott Davison, wide receiver Moochie Dixon, tackle Easton Kilty, linebacker Tyreem Powell, guard Torricelli Simpkins III, defensive end Omari Thomas, wide receiver Chris Tyree and running back Marcus Yarns.SEE MORE >>

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Dolphins GM on not trading Jalen Ramsey during draft: 'We will make the deal at the appropriate time'

Jalen Ramsey remains a Miami Dolphin post-draft. Two weeks ago, the cornerback and the Dolphins mutually agreed to seek a trade. With none coming to fruition over the weekend, the sides will continue considering their futures.SEE MORE >>

Commanders, Washington agree to deal to build at RFK Stadium site

Washington's NFL franchise is set to return to the nation's capital as part of an agreement between the organization and the District of Columbia government to build on the site of the old RFK Stadium.SEE MORE >>

Jerry Jones says Cowboys could still add WR after passing in draft: 'The train has not left the station'

The Dallas Cowboys had a productive, meat-and-potatoes type of 2025 NFL Draft, bulking up the lines and adding potential pop in the backfield. Jerry Jones' club, however, didn't add a wide receiver to a questionable depth chart behind CeeDee Lamb.SEE MORE >>

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