Charlie Smyth has been waived by the Saints as part of their roster cuts.

The New Orleans Saints signed Northern Ireland goalkeeper Charlie Smyth as a placekicker this offseason, showcasing the team's interest in exploring international talent for their roster.

Charlie Smyth, a 22-year-old kicker for the New Orleans Saints, explained the differences between Gaelic football and American football to an Irish audience, highlighting the need for quick reactions in the NFL. Ireland's interest in the sport is growing, with partnerships between NFL teams and Irish organizations, as well as potential regular-season games in Dublin. Smyth's journey from the Gaelic Athletic Association to the NFL reflects the increasing popularity of American football in Ireland.

Charlie Smyth, NFL kicker for the New Orleans Saints, provided a tutorial on the differences between Gaelic football and American football kicking on "The Late Late Show." Ireland's interest in the NFL is growing, with Dublin potentially hosting regular-season games as players like Smyth gain opportunities in the league.

Charlie Smyth, like Jackson a Gaelic football veteran, signed a three-year deal to kick for the New Orleans Saints in March.