The New Orleans Saints will have another make an adjustment this offseason that they have not had to think about for quite some time. The latest news is a notable shift for their organization going forward.
Saints trainer retires after 44 years
According to the organization, Saints assistant athletic trainer Kevin Mangum is retiring after 44 years with the team.
Mangum had been one of the longest tenured members of the Saints organization.
The entire organization held him in extremely high regard, and he played a key role in player health/development for over four decades in New Orleans.
"Kevin has been a nationally acclaimed athletic trainer, working quietly and tirelessly behind the scenes of our operations for four decades,"
"We are truly grateful for his professionalism and the dedication he showed throughout his legendary career. His hard work and selflessness have left a lasting impact, and he will always be welcome in our organization. His influence extends far beyond the training room, shaping the culture of excellence and care that defines our team. As he steps into this well-deserved next chapter of his life, we sincerely wish Kevin the very best in retirement and thank him for the immeasurable contributions he made to our success."
-- Saints' owner Gayle Benson
It remains to be seen how the Saints will replace Mangum on their training staff.
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