The New Orleans Saints' offseason has drawn criticism, culminating in a failing grade from Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport. The Saints' limited activity was overshadowed by questionable contracts awarded to Chase Young and Juwan Johnson. Young's deal, valued at $17 million per year following a modest output of 5.5 sacks, raised eyebrows, suggesting a disconnect between his performance and pay scale. Johnson's contract, while slightly lower at over $10 million annually, also drew critique for its lack of justification, given that his production could have garnered a lesser figure elsewhere. Critics argue that such inflated contracts for underperforming players reflect poorly on the Saints' overall strategy, especially in a quiet offseason where other moves were minimal.