It appears as if the New Orleans Saints' offseason wholesale isn't quite over. Just days after shipping star tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans is reportedly dangling wide receiver Kenny Stills on the trading block as well. Dianna Marie Russini of NBC 4 reports that the deep-threat is available for the right price. Meanwhile, Rand Getlin of Yahoo Sports and Jeremy Fowler of ESPN are reporting that practically everyone on the Saints' roster is available.
Source w/ knowledge of situation: #Saints appear to be shopping everyone but Drew Brees and Brandin Cooks. Complete retool.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) March 12, 2015
If this is shocking to some fans, it shouldn't be. Peter King of TheMMQB.com wrote earlier this week that a conversation between Saints general manager Mickey Loomis and Seahawks GM John Schneider revealed that no one was untouchable in New Orleans' mind.
Still, who turns 23 next month, had the best season of his career last year. He caught 63 passes for 931 yards and three touchdowns. Stills' career average of 16.5 yards per catch ranks in the upper echelon of the league since he joined the Saints in 2013. The young, speedy wide receiver still has two more years remaining on his rookie contract.
It's unclear what New Orleans is asking for in return for Stills, but it appears as if the organization is fully embracing a rebuilding mode.
