New Orleans Saints May Be On The Verge Of Pulling Off Massive QB Trade
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The New Orleans Saints could face an interesting decision at quarterback. A trusted local reporter floated the idea that teams around the league should make a call.
Nick Underhill noted that Spencer Rattler has leveled up. He suggested some team should inquire about acquiring him.
Rattler has leveled up. Some team should call about him.
— Nick Underhill (@nick_underhill) August 5, 2026
The comment quickly circulated among fans and analysts. It comes as the New Orleans Saints continue building around a young starter while maintaining depth behind him.
New Orleans Saints Depth Chart Creates Options
The organization already has a clear starter locked in for 2026: Tyler Shough. That leaves the backup role open to competition.
Rattle has previous starting experience and remains under team control for multiple seasons. His contract sits at a manageable number that makes him attractive in trade talks.
Other teams often look for young quarterbacks with game experience who can develop as backups or compete for bigger roles. The New Orleans Saints currently sit in a position where they could listen to offers.
Fans quickly weighed in on the idea. Some prefer keeping the depth for insurance. Others see value in moving a player who may not see significant playing time.
The Saints Could Listen to Offers
Previous reports have already linked Spencer Rattler to potential trade scenarios earlier in the offseason. Interest from teams needing developmental options has been discussed.
A low-cost move could bring back a mid-to-late round pick while clearing space in the quarterback room. The New Orleans Saints would still retain multiple options behind their starter.
The timing of the latest comments adds fresh fuel. Training camp performances often shape how teams view their own depth and what other clubs might pay.
No formal trade talks have been confirmed. The suggestion alone has sparked conversation about whether the Saints should explore the market.
Depth at the position remains important throughout a long season. At the same time, excess talent can turn into useful draft capital.
The New Orleans Saints will weigh both sides carefully as camp continues. Any decision will depend on how the competition unfolds and what offers, if any, actually arrive.
