Jeremiah Wright develops role with Saints amid injuries in training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 6:31 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

The New Orleans Saints continue their training camp as rookie guard Jeremiah Wright, selected 132nd overall in April's draft, aims to progress from third-string position. The team faces challenges with the loss of veteran lineman Dillon Radunz, who tore his ACL. Head coach Kellen Moore has praised Wright's physicality during practice, highlighting his potential for a larger role. Wright has been focusing on refining his technique and maintaining 'controlled aggression' in his play. The upcoming joint practices and preseason games will be crucial for Wright's development and preparation for the regular season.
- •Jeremiah Wright is currently the third-string right guard for the Saints.
- •Wright is developing rapidly due to Dillon Radunz's season-ending injury.
- •Head coach Kellen Moore expresses confidence in Wright's potential.
- •Wright is focusing on controlled aggression in his technique.
- •Joint practices and preseason games will assess Wright's readiness.
- 6:31 PMYahoo Sports — Saints need 'controlled aggression' from rookie guard Jeremiah Wright
"Jeremiah Wright is still the third-string right guard, but 'controlled aggression' and clean play 'down after down' can help him climb the depth chart
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