The Saints also have an aging roster to contend with -- eight of their Week 1 starters will all be at least 30 if they return in the 2025 season -- and six of those players represent some of the highest salary cap figures on the team. Some of those players, like Taysom Hill, will be rehabbing injuries this offseason.

Embattled New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis sees himself as part of the team's solution rather than part of its problem.

The New Orleans Saints are stepping into this head coaching search with an open-mind. This is likely one of the lessons the Saints front office learned from the last time they had to make a change at head coach.

New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis is showing no interest in stepping down and no lack of confidence in his ability to find the right coach to lead a quick turnaround.

Is Aaron Glenn the clear favorite? Where does Mike McCarthy fit? Why is Loomis so confident he will make correct choice this time? What about personnel?

If you thought the Saints were bad this season, wait for 2025. General manager Mickey Loomis spoke with reporters for the first time since the team ended the 2024 season 5-12, the franchise's worst record since 2005,

The drive remains for New Orleans Saints Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis to construct winning football teams, as does the belief that he and the committee involved in the Saints' coaching search can find the right person to lead the franchise on the field.

Saints GM Mickey Loomis is an expert at speaking without saying anything, but he did offer some clues into the Saints' thinking this offseason.