Tyree Wilson, Kendre Miller among Saints players needing strong training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 9:08 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Five New Orleans Saints players must impress during the 2026 training camp. Tyree Wilson, acquired in a trade, looks to carve a role in a crowded defensive line featuring veterans like Cameron Jordan. Kendre Miller, recovering from injury, seeks to regain traction in a deep running back group. Ja'Lynn Polk aims to solidify his spot as a receiver after last year’s limited impact. Martin Emerson Jr. hopes to bounce back from a torn Achilles and compete for a starting cornerback position. Spencer Rattler faces competition at quarterback, vying for the backup role against newcomer Zach Wilson.
- •Tyree Wilson traded to the Saints, aiming for playing time.
- •Kendre Miller is recovering from a torn ACL and competing for touches.
- •Ja'Lynn Polk needs to distinguish himself in a crowded receiver group.
- •Martin Emerson Jr. looks to prove his readiness after missing last season.
- •Spencer Rattler's backup role is at risk with Zach Wilson joining.
- 9:08 PMYahoo Sports — 5 Saints players who need a great training camp in 2026
"These five New Orleans Saints players are facing significant pressure to impress throughout training camp and the 2026 preseason.
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