The New Orleans Saints have successfully retained offensive lineman Landon Young on a one-year deal, continuing their trend of keeping a significant portion of their own free agents this offseason. Young, originally drafted in the sixth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, has emerged as a reliable depth player, capable of filling various roles along the offensive line. In his 56-game career, he has started 12 times, showcasing his adaptability and dependability.

In 2024, Young logged 393 offensive snaps, allowing only two sacks and committing just one penalty. His performance reflects solid reliability for a depth player, ensuring that the Saints maintain quality options in case of injury. Retaining depth like Young could prove pivotal as the season approaches, especially in a league where offensive line stability is paramount.