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"Life can change in an instant, and that’s what has happened to me and my family."

Every year, it is a sure sign that football season approaches. But, this year, instead of making the ride east for SEC media days, we went west.

As training camp in California approaches quickly, I will answer the question again: Can the Saints win with Derek Carr?

"This week, I was thinking about the call I got from a 2024 inductee into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. His induction happened this weekend in Natchitoches."

For a franchise that has not won fewer than seven games in any season over the past 18 years, the numbers were unsettling, to say the least.

The Saints have so many questions. Why is a team that has invested so much money and first-round picks on offensive linemen, so poor in that area?

If you have ever had a person who treated you like a daughter or son – and she wasn’t your mother – consider yourself blessed.

Drafts can help you win Super Bowls and division titles, and they can also send coaches, general managers and scouts to the unemployment line.

Taking a look at promise for the New Orleans Saints.

College sports is a whole new game.

New Tulane director of athletics David Harris, when asked what it would take to get the Wave into a Power 5 league, said the first thing the school must do is win consistently. -- Ed Daniels

Carr gives them the best chance to win next season, especially with limited money in free agency.

Last week, ESPN announced that former Alabama coach Nick Saban would be joining their “College Gameday” crew.

Where do the Saints go from here?

I guess what I am saying is, this Christmas, be mindful of the many around us who have had to deal with very difficult things. - Ed Daniels

There’s no excuse for this kind of nonsense, and what the Saints should do is cut Michael Thomas, if they haven’t already. - Ed Daniels

The Saints need consistency, per head coach Dennis Allen. Easier said than done.

If LSU was just average on defense, the Tigers would be in a much better position. - Ed Daniels

The top three Saints' scapegoats, as in the NFL, are the head coach, offensive coordinator and quarterback.

An ode to Drew Brees ...