The New Orleans Saints have finalized agreements with a total of 15 undrafted free agents, as officially announced by the team on Sunday.
One notable addition to the Saints’ roster is tight end Dallin Holker, who previously played for BYU before transferring to Colorado State. Holker showcased his skills during the 2023 season with impressive stats: 64 catches, 767 yards, and six touchdowns. Despite earning second-team All-American honors, he went undrafted.
The Saints also opted for local talent by signing former Tulane center Sincere Haynesworth.
Other additions to the Saints’ undrafted free agent class include Oklahoma State’s Nathan Latu, TCU’s Millard Bradford, Idaho’s Jermaine Jackson, Minnesota’s Kyler Baugh, Vanderbilt’s Matthew Hayball, Yale’s Mason Tipton, Slippery Rock’s Kyle Sheets, Boston College’s Kyle Hergel, Pittsburgh State’s Rico Payton, South Dakota State’s Isaiah Stalbird, SE Missouri State’s Lawrence Johnson, LA Lafayette’s Jacob Kibodi, and Nebraska’s Nouri Nouili.
In summary, the Saints have bolstered their squad with a diverse group of talented players, including Holker and several others with promising potential.
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