The New Orleans Saints are set to commence their 60th NFL season with a game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday, September 13, 2026. This milestone season is marked by various fan-centric events, including an official watch party at Manning's, featuring appearances by the Saints Cheer Krewe, mascot Sir Saint, and former player Tyrann Mathieu. Inside the stadium, fans can enjoy discounted $6 concessions in honor of the anniversary. (axios.com)
On the field, the Saints have released their initial depth chart, highlighting several key developments. Notably, rookie wide receiver Barion Brown has earned a starting position, reflecting his impressive performance during training camp. (si.com)
However, the team faces challenges with injuries to key players. Defensive end Cameron Jordan is sidelined with a hamstring injury and is expected to miss the season opener. Additionally, tight end Oscar Delp and running back Audric Estimé are both out due to hamstring and thigh injuries, respectively. Running back Alvin Kamara, dealing with a knee issue, has been practicing on a limited basis and is listed as questionable for the game. (neworleanssaints.com)
These developments have led to increased interest in the Saints' depth chart as fans and analysts assess the team's lineup and prospects for the upcoming season.