Every Saints player entering the last year of their contract in 2025

With the New Orleans Saints now in the 2025 offseason, they have several key players entering the final year of their contracts.

The New Orleans Saints have reached the 2025 offseason, and that means it’s business time. The first order of business for New Orleans is finding a head coach. That process has already started with the Saints interviewing multiple candidates.

The next order of business will be roster building, which starts in free agency. The Saints have several free agents they will try to re-sign, and several they’ll let walk. However, teams and players rarely like to wait until the last minute. That means 2026 free agents, who have one year left on their deals, could be ready to talk business as well— whether that means extensions or a trade.

Here’s a look at all the Saints players entering the final year of their contract in 2025.

Player	Position	2025 Cap Number
Ryan Ramczyk	Right tackle	$12,338,321
Cam Jordan	Defensive end	$20,061,000
Taysom Hill	Offense	$17,986,500
Demario Davis	Linebacker	$12,483,000
Tyrann Mathieu	Safety	$11,317,000
Nathan Shepherd	Defensive tackle	$7,015,000
Chris Olave	Wide receiver	$6,131,959
Khalen Saunders	Defensive tackle	$4,700,000
Foster Moreau	Tight end	$4,884,000
Jamaal Williams	Running back	$3,930,000
Trevor Penning	Right tackle	$4,500,146
JT Gray	Safety	$3,580,000
Rashid Shaheed	Wide receiver	$4,450,000
Cedrick Wilson Jr.	Wide receiver	$3,400,000
Alontae Taylor	Cornerback	$2,292,403
D’Marco Jackson	Linebacker	$1,179,229
John Ridgeway III	Defensive tackle	$1,100,000
Josh Ball	Left tackle	$960,000
Blake Grupe	Kicker	$1,030,834
Kyle Hergel	Offensive lineman	$960,000
Isaiah Stalbird	Safety	$960,000
Anfernee Orji	Linebacker	$960,000
Rejzohn Wright	Cornerback	$960,000
Kevin Austin Jr.	Wide receiver	$960,000
Jordan Mims	Running back	$960,000

Based on the volume and names, it looks like pretty much the entire team is entering the final year of their respective deals. In total, it’s 25 guys, with a ton of key players included. Guys like Ryan Ramczyk, who’ll likely retire this offseason, Demario Davis, Cam Jordan, Tyrann Mathieu, Taysom Hill, Chris Olave, and Rashid Shaheed are all included.

This isn’t a coincidence. The Saints very strategically set things up so that most of these contracts end around the same time. For younger guys like Olave and Shaheed, they’ll likely be extended, but for the veterans, New Orleans is definitely pointing to the end of an era.

The question, though, is if this era will come to a graceful end after next season, or will things end abruptly this offseason for some of the players. After a 5-12 season that resulted in a coaching search, the Saints have hit a natural restarting point. Will the new regime inherit all of these high-paid veterans for one final season, or will they be moved as the Saints rebuild?

Those are the questions New Orleans will answer this offseason.