Brandin Cooks is another essential part of the Saints' receiving corps that Rattler will have at his disposal. His experience and playmaking ability will be vital in easing Rattler’s transition as a starter.

Brandin Cooks signed a two-year deal with the New Orleans Saints, but his recent performance raises doubts about whether he can significantly enhance the team's receiving corps. Cooks' struggles last season make this acquisition seem lackluster.

Brandin Cooks is back with the Saints on a two-year, $13 million deal. His role will likely be as a veteran presence behind Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed. The contract has a backloaded structure, allowing for flexibility if Cooks underperforms.

Brandin Cooks' move to the Saints leaves the Cowboys with a significant gap in their receiving corps, increasing reliance on CeeDee Lamb and the need for additional support in the upcoming draft.

Brandin Cooks' signing with the New Orleans Saints marks a significant return for the wide receiver, aiming to recapture his previous success with the franchise while potentially elevating their offensive capabilities.