The New Orleans Saints have a long list of candidates they would like to interview for their next head coach. Drew Brees, the franchise's all-time passing leader and future Hall of Famer, already gave his input on who he wants as the team's next head coach.

The New Orleans Saints put in a request to interview Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn early this week. That should come as no surprise. Even if Glenn isn't the next Saints head coach, New Orleans was going to talk to him.

The New Orleans Saints are in a state of transition as they move forward in their coaching search to permanently replace Dennis Allen, who had been replaced by Darren Rizzi at least for the interim. New Orleans has been busy scheduling interviews with candidates,

The Saints are setting up a head coaching interview with Mike Vrabel, the 2021 Associated Press Coach of the Year. They'll have competition for his services.

The New Orleans Saints head coach search is underway. We’re tracking every interview, request and report as they search for the next leader of the black and gold:

A longtime college coach could be in the mix for an NFL opportunity. Nearly three years removed from getting fired after 12 seasons in charge of the Stanford fo

Darren Rizzi doesn't anticipate officially interviewing for the New Orleans Saints' vacant head coaching position until sometime next week. Unofficially, Rizzi began sharing some of the talking points of his campaign Monday. New Orleans finished 5-12 this season, 3-5 after Rizzi was named interim head coach Nov. 4.

New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis and the rest of the front office have begun to move in on potential head coach candidates. They're expected to take their time in the process, determined to make the correct hire for the future of the franchise this time.