New Orleans Saints name Daniel Carlson as starting kicker for upcoming season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 2:30 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

The New Orleans Saints designated Daniel Carlson as the team's starting kicker following the conclusion of training camp. Carlson, an eight-year NFL veteran who previously spent time with the Minnesota Vikings and Oakland Raiders, signed with New Orleans late in the camp process. He competed against Charlie Smyth and Tanner Brown to earn the position. The team seeks stability at the kicking spot following the departure of Wil Lutz. Carlson enters the role with a career field goal conversion rate of 86.7 percent. The Saints open their 2026 regular season schedule on the road against the Detroit Lions on Sunday, September 13.
- •Daniel Carlson joins the Saints after eight seasons in the NFL.
- •Carlson beat out Charlie Smyth and Tanner Brown for the roster spot.
- •The Saints face the Detroit Lions on September 13 to start the season.
- •Carlson holds a career 86.7 percent field goal conversion rate.
- •He played college football at Auburn University.
- 2:30 PMYahoo Sports — Countdown to Kickoff: Daniel Carlson is the Saints Player of Day 10
"The New Orleans Saints brought in Daniel Carlson with the hopes that he'll add stability to the kicker position.
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