Taysom Hill reworked his contract with the New Orleans Saints, cutting his base salary from 10 million to 4.25 million and placing 5.75 million in per-game roster bonuses. If he’s active for 13 of 17 games after serving four weeks on the PUP, he’ll earn roughly 442,000 per game; any missed games trigger an equal cap credit for the Saints. The change saves about 3.6 million against the salary cap, leaving New Orleans more than 12 million under the cap.

The move offers cap relief while protecting Hill’s money if rehab lags, and it gives the Saints flexibility to pursue a veteran safety or roll unspent funds into 2026.