Saints have by far cheapest QB room in NFL

1. Dallas Cowboys — $51,478,430
2. Los Angeles Rams — $50,597,254
3. Cincinnati Bengals — $49,912,326
4. Arizona Cardinals — $49,242,354
5. Baltimore Ravens — $45,404,444
6. Atlanta Falcons — $45,702,598
7. Las Vegas Raiders — $43,780,695
8. Cleveland Browns — $42,377,373
9. Miami Dolphins — $42,454,294
10. Los Angeles Chargers — $39,390,675
11. Buffalo Bills — $39,824,562
12. Detroit Lions — $33,945,000
13. Green Bay Packers — $32,937,438
14. Kansas City Chiefs — $29,442,269
15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — $27,605,000
16. Indianapolis Colts — $25,710,910
17. Philadelphia Eagles — $24,046,430
18. Jacksonville Jaguars — $19,682,000
19. Washington Commanders — $18,088,584
20. New York Giants — $17,146,310
21. New York Jets — $17,033,333
22. Pittsburgh Steelers — $17,285,000
23. Seattle Seahawks — $16,991,325
24. Houston Texans — $14,847,688
25. Carolina Panthers — $13,955,050
26. Tennessee Titans — $12,362,336
27. San Francisco 49ers — $11,945,065
28. Chicago Bears — $11,736,438
29. New England Patriots — $11,383,323
30. Denver Broncos — $8,864,530
31. Minnesota Vikings — $7,413,499
32. New Orleans Saints — $3,736,616

31 is double our cap it and the top teams are spending 46mil + more than us for QBs,

Having Shough and Rattler on cheap rookie deals through 27 is such a game changer for our roster and cap problems.

We have some young talent showing out, we are going to get rid of some old vets, and will have some $$ to spend to combine with next years draft class