The New Orleans Saints have added former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore this offseason, and now they are reportedly signing a former Eagles tight end.
With free agency in full swing, the Saints recently re-signed tight end Juwan Johnson and are now reportedly bringing in veteran tight end Jack Stoll on a one-year deal, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. “The Saints are adding to their tight end room, signing former Eagles and Miami Dolphins TE Jack Stoll to a one-year deal, a source said. Coach Kellen Moore worked with him in Philly,” Rapoport shared.
Stoll began his NFL career with the Eagles in 2021, playing in 16 games as a rookie, followed by 17 games in 2022 and 2023. In 2024, he played just seven games with Philadelphia before finishing the season with the Dolphins, appearing in four games after his departure from the Eagles. Though Stoll hasn’t been a major contributor in the passing game, he’s known for his solid blocking and evidently impressed Moore during his time in Philadelphia.
Despite limited cap space, the Saints have managed to retain key free agents and continue to surprise in free agency. Now, they will reunite Stoll with Moore.
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