
Saints Make Quarterback Shakeup Amid Roster Cuts
The New Orleans Saints are waiving quarterback Jake Haener as they finalize their 53-man roster, effectively removing him from contention for the Week 1 starting job.
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The New Orleans Saints are waiving quarterback Jake Haener as they finalize their 53-man roster, effectively removing him from contention for the Week 1 starting job.

Jake Haener believes he has a real shot at starting for the Saints in Week One, emphasizing that his inclusion in the competition reflects the team's belief in his potential, despite the focus on other quarterbacks like Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough.

The New Orleans Saints' minicamp Day 1 highlighted an ongoing quarterback competition among Spencer Rattler, Tyler Shough, and Jake Haener, with practice sessions showcasing their efforts to secure the starting role.

The New Orleans Saints have ruled out quarterback Derek Carr for their upcoming game against the Commanders due to a concussion and a left hand injury. Jake Haener will make his first career start, with rookie Spencer Rattler as the backup. The team also activated defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon and placed linebacker D'Marco Jackson on injured reserve.

The New Orleans Saints will start second-year quarterback Jake Haener against the Washington Commanders, as regular starter Derek Carr is sidelined with a concussion and hand injury. Haener, a 2023 fourth-round draft pick from Fresno State, will make his first NFL start. The Saints, currently 5-8, are still in contention for a playoff spot, while the Commanders hold an 8-5 record.

The New Orleans Saints are preparing to start Jake Haener as quarterback against the Washington Commanders if Derek Carr is unable to play due to a concussion and a fractured non-throwing hand. Carr, who has missed three games earlier this season due to an oblique injury, is currently in the concussion protocol and has not practiced all week. Interim coach Darren Rizzi has not ruled out Carr but emphasized the need for him to participate in at least a walkthrough to be considered for the game.

The New Orleans Saints will start Jake Haener at quarterback for their upcoming game against the Commanders, as reported by Nick Underhill. This decision comes after starter Derek Carr suffered a left hand injury that may end his season. Haener, a fourth-round pick in 2023, has not started a regular-season game but has played in seven games this season. Spencer Rattler, who previously started in Carr's absence, will be the backup, with Ben DiNucci on the practice squad.

With Derek Carr likely out due to a concussion and hand injury, the New Orleans Saints are considering Jake Haener and Spencer Rattler as potential starting quarterbacks for their upcoming game against the Commanders. Interim head coach Darren Rizzi noted that both players are competing for the role, and a decision may be made at the last minute as the offensive strategy would not significantly change with either player. Haener has been a backup in seven games this season, while Rattler has started three games, all resulting in losses.

Saints quarterback Derek Carr was injured late in the fourth quarter against the Giants after attempting to run for a first down and landing face-first. He was evaluated for a concussion and an arm injury before leaving for the locker room. Jake Haener replaced Carr, but the Saints failed to convert on third-and-one and punted. The Saints led 14-11 with three minutes remaining.

New Orleans Saints rookie quarterback Jake Haener has been suspended for the first six games of the regular season due to a violation of the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy. Haener, a fourth-round pick, appeared in all three preseason games and will now be unavailable as Taysom Hill and Jameis Winston serve as backups to Derek Carr.

The New Orleans Saints secured a 26-24 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs, with Alvin Kamara and rookie wide receiver A.T. Perry impressing in the game. Kamara showcased his skills in the receiving game, while Perry led the team in receptions and yards. However, rookie quarterback Jake Haener struggled in his first professional snaps, and second-year cornerback Alontae Taylor had some defensive lapses. Overall, the Saints had some ups and downs in their preseason matchup.

Several rookies made a strong case for themselves in their debut for the New Orleans Saints. Running back Ellis Merriweather stepped up after injuries to other players and caught a touchdown pass. Quarterback Jake Haener had a rocky start but led a late touchdown drive. Wide receiver A.T. Perry was the team's most productive receiver, showcasing his skills with six catches for 70 yards and a touchdown.
The New Orleans Saints held their rookie minicamp over the weekend, with QB Jake Haener standing out for his clean footwork and ball placement during routes on air. 6th-round pick A.T. Perry and UDFA WR Shaq Davis also impressed. 3rd-round pick RB Kendre Miller did not participate, while 1st and 2nd round picks Bryan Bresee and Isaiah Foskey shared the field for the first time.

The New Orleans Saints held their rookie minicamp with seven draft picks, 13 undrafted rookies, four veterans, and 24 tryout players. The team is still looking to add more veterans to their roster, and they might have somewhere between $11 and 12 million of salary cap space to work with. Rookie quarterback Jake Haener impressed the coaches and his teammates with his intelligence and leadership skills. Rookie defensive linemen Bryan Bresee and Isaiah Foskey look like Saints draft picks, and they are in top shape as they begin their pro careers. Rookie running back Kendre Miller is still recovering from a knee injury, but he reiterated that he'll be ready for training camp. The team also offered a minor update on Michael Thomas, saying he had a piece of "hardware" removed from his foot within the last couple of weeks, and they expect to get the player that they had in the past when he returns.
Matt Barrows expects the San Francisco 49ers to draft a quarterback in the sixth or seventh round of the NFL Draft, likely someone not as high profile as Jake Haener, to join the team's current hierarchy at the position. Barrows also breaks down the team's hierarchy of needs going into the draft, starting with offensive tackle and defensive end. One potential option for the 49ers is UCLA's Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who is projected as a sixth-to-seventh-round option.