Much of the outside focus surrounding the New Orleans Saints' quarterback competition has been on second-year signal caller Spencer Rattler and rookie Tyler Shough. But first-year coach Kellen Moore has emphasized throughout training camp that the battle is wide open,

My first impression of the Kellen Moore-led Saints training camp is things move quickly. None of the three practices lasted longer than an hour and twenty minutes. Some of that is by design with the ramp-up period within the CBA but other aspects look like a sign of things to come.

The New Orleans Saints' offense should be good in 2025, no matter who wins the starting quarterback job. Both Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler are very talented

Kellen Moore has issued a polite correction anytime someone brings up the New Orleans Saints' "two-man" quarterback competition.The coach will note the team's battle includes three quarterbacks — not just Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough. Moore doesn't want people to forget about Jake Haener. SEE MORE >>

The four young and relatively inexperienced quarterbacks looking to earn playing time with the New Orleans Saints are portraying one another more as comrades than competitors as training camp gets going.

Starting tight end takes a short rollout pass from Jake Haener and rumbles up the sideline on Day 3 of New Orleans Saints training camp. #saints #neworleanssaints #whodat #nfl #nfltrainingcamp

Saints insist Jake Haener is a part of the QB battle with Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler. The Saints are approaching the 3-man race is the right way