Foster Moreau should become the Saints' TE1 when healthy enough to return to football. Saints
is also under contract. The Saints didn’t draft a tight end in April. Traditionally, this is a two-man show.
Moreau played quality football for the Raiders in 2022 despite their entire offense struggling to acclimate to year one of thesystem. Moreau recorded 33 receptions for 420 yards and two touchdowns en route to earning an above-average receiving grade of 69.7 from Pro Football Focus. A fresh start in New Orleans should help Moreau take a necessary step forward.
In addition to teaming back up with Carr, there’s also a heartwarming hometown element at play. Moreau is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, and played college football locally at LSU. A four-year contributor for the Tigers, Moreau finished his collegiate career with 52 receptions for 629 yards and six touchdowns in 49 career appearances. He now returns to familiar pastures.
The Saints possess postseason aspirations in 2023 after failing to qualify in 2022. General manager Mickey Loomis has arguably built the most impressive roster within the evolving and unpredictable NFC South. Foster Moreau will quickly become an impact weapon for the Saints.
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