The New Orleans Saints are grappling with significant depth issues at their skill positions as the season approaches. Despite boasting top-tier talent like Alvin Kamara at running back and Chris Olave at wide receiver, the supporting cast has raised eyebrows. Last season, the team's non-Kamara running backs accumulated only 613 scrimmage yards, a troubling statistic for a playoff contender.

Injuries exposed the weak depth at receiver, particularly affecting Olave and Rashid Shaheed. Meanwhile, tight ends Foster Moreau and Juwan Johnson fell short of the 1,000-yard mark collectively. With Taysom Hill sidelined due to an ACL injury, the Saints must address these concerns if they hope to compete this year.