New Orleans
Saints.

Locks down the blindside New Orleans desperately needs. Lethal initial punch; if his feet hold up against late counters, that's a franchise LT.

Gives New Orleans that pure burst bending the edge. If the counters never develop, he caps out as a third-down specialist.

Solves their QB hole with pure timing and mature progressions. High floor from clean pockets; falls apart under real heat.

Quick feet and elite technique to patch tackle right away. If the length doesn't stick outside, he plays ten years inside.

Gives New Orleans instant pop to set the edge on early downs; pure power rusher with limited bend at the top.

Brings the elite arm and off-platform creation their QB room lacks. Tremendous ceiling, but the turnover tape is terrifying.

Length and quick feet to ease their tackle woes. Zero run-game displacement and minimal tape, but the pass pro baseline is legit.

Pure prototype for New Orleans' heavy DE mold. Violent long-arm for rotational snaps, but plays too high against the run.

Injects mobility and ball security into a stagnant QB room. High-stakes gamble after a full year away from the field.