FILE - Clemson defensive lineman Bryan Bresee speaks during a press conference at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Wednesday, March 1, 2023.
The New Orleans Saints' draft class was headlined by Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee. The Saints had a fine draft that doesn't project to change much about their fortune for the upcoming season. Bryan Bresee in the first round was a bit rich, and outside of Isaiah Foskey, they didn't pick a lot of guys that will make an impact this year. However, TCU running back
is a phenomenal stash pick for the future and his skill set does align well as a backup for Alvin Kamara. Fresno State's Jake Haener has real potential as a backup quarterback as well.The Saints love their heavy-handed edge rushers and Isaiah Foskey fits the bill as someone that can fill that role and beef up their situation on the edge as Marcus Davenport moves on to the Vikings. Foskey is a terrific run defender and has the athleticism to eventually be a quality pass rusher for the Saints.
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