A collection of headlines and news about the Saints and the NFL for Wednesday, April 16

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If the Saints draft yet another offensive lineman early in draft, what are their options?

Four of the New Orleans Saints' Week 1 starters in 2024 along the offensive line were homegrown, and all of them were top-50 picks in their respective drafts. Might the Saints try to make it five in 2025?SEE MORE >>

Saints win lawsuit brought by alleged French king descendant claiming logo ownership

The New Orleans Saints' logo is still theirs The NFL franchise recently faced a lawsuit brought by Michel Messier, a self-proclaimed member of French royalty who said he and his family own rights to the Saints' logo design, Sportico first reported Tuesday.SEE MORE >>

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NFL Draft History: Pick 248 | Year-by-year breakdown

As we approach the 2025 NFL Draft on April 24-26,NewOrleansSaints.comtakes a look at the history of the team's overall pick positions and the players it brought into the league. The Saints have picks in Round 1 (ninth overall), Round 2 (40th), Round 3 (71st and 93rd), Round 4 (112th and 131st), Round 6 (184th), and Round 7 (248th and 254th).SEE MORE >>

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Travis Hunter: I'd rather quit football than only play one position

Travis Hunter plans to play both offense and defense in the NFL. The idea of being pigeonholed to one position might force the Heisman Trophy winner to consider walking away from football."It's never playing football again," Hunter told CBS Sports if it were suggested he could only play one position.SEE MORE >>

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta on Derrick Henry extension: 'We have a lot of different balls in air right now'

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is set to be a bargain in 2025 unless an extension comes barreling down the pike. Speaking Tuesday, Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta didn't provide any insight into where the club is with a potential new deal for Henry.SEE MORE >>

Free-agent RB Nick Chubb: 'They've already wrote my ending when I'm just getting started'

Free-agent running back Nick Chubb continues to get back to normal the further he gets from a devastating 2023 knee injury. The longtime Cleveland Browns running back posted a video on social media earlier this week squatting significant weight, something he'd famously done pre-injury.SEE MORE >>

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