T he New Orleans Saints coaching search continues. New Orleans has already interviewed or requested interviews with Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, Dolphins defensive coo

In an interview with DJ Siddiqi of Sports Lens, Reggie Bush said he thinks Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is the favorite to land the position as the next lead man in the Big Easy. The Saints conducted a virtual interview with Glenn, as Matthew Paras reported, on Friday.

Whether you look at it as a slow or fast process, the New Orleans Saints are moving along in their coaching search. Here's where things stand as of Thursday aft

There's been a lot of consternation about the New Orleans Saints' search for a new head coach -- not helped by media analysts who rank the team's opening among the worst in the NFL this offseason. Just why is it taking so long to find a full-time replacement for

The New Orleans Saints aren’t in the playoff picture, but 22 of their former players are competing for a Super Bowl:

The New Orleans Saints and the National Football League have announced a combined $1 million donation to support victims of the city's New Year's terrorist attack.

The New Orleans Saints did nothing bold the last time they hired a head coach three years ago, and their interviews so far suggest much of the same this time around.

A potential New Orleans Saints head coach target, current Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy, will hit the open market in a few days if Jerry Jones can’t cut a deal:

The New Orleans Saints continue their process to hire their next head coach. The playoffs throw a bit of a curveball in that task, though. Coaches whose team is playing in round one of the postseason cannot begin interviewing until next week.