Saints reveal their entire 2025 coaching staff under Kellen Moore, including a former star player for New Orleans

There is plenty of intrigue surrounding the New Orleans Saints for the 2025-2026 season. Derek Carr will be back at QB. They did not embrace a rebuild. They've got an offensive guru and first-time head coach leading their team, fresh off a Super Bowl victory of his own. 

With that, the Saints have made sweeping changes to their coaching staff this offseason. 

It is a mixture of proven, experienced football minds - along with young, talented assistants with plenty of potential to garner promotions and interest from the entire NFL in the future. Only time will tell how this group pans out for the Saints organization. 

New Orleans Saints 2025 coaching staff

Check out the full staff for the Saints in 2025 below, headlined by Kellen Moore, Brandon Staley, and Doug Nussmeier. 

• Head Coach -- Kellen Moore 
• OC -- Doug Nussmeier 
• DC -- Brandon Staley 
• Special teams coordinator -- Phil Galiano 
• RBs/Associate head coach -- Joel Thomas 
• Run game coordinator -- TJ Paganetti 
• QBs -- Scott Tolzien 
• TEs -- Chase Hasleltt 
• OL -- Brandan Nugent 
• WRs -- Keith Williams 
• Asst. WRs -- Kyle Valero 
• Asst. OL -- Jahri Evans 
• Sr. Offensive assistant. -- Scott Linehan 
• Offensive assistant -- Tobijah Hughley
• Asst. to HC -- Mike Martinez 
• Defensive pass game coordinator -- Terry Joseph 
• EDGEs -- Jay Rodgers 
• LBs -- Peter Sirmon
• Asst. DBs -- Robert Blanton 
• CBs -- Grady Brown 
• DL -- Bo Davis 
• Asst. DL -- Brian Young 
• Senior defensive assistant -- Peter Giunta 
• Asst. LBs -- Adam Gristick 
• Asst. STs -- Kyle Wilber 
• Director of Sports Performance -- Ted Rath 
• Asst. strength -- Charles Byrd 
• Asst. strength -- Riley Ireland

Jahri Evans stays on staff

The former Saints Pro Bowl offensive guard got a new title on the team's staff. Evans has been elevated from solely an offensive assistant to both that title and an assistant offensive line coach. 

Evans is a Ring of Honor member for the Saints and is highly regarded inside their building as a potential offensive line coach in the future. 

That could be with New Orleans at some point, but other teams will come knocking if he proves to be influential and impactful going forward for the black and gold. 

Regardless, he is the most notable former Saints player to be set to coach for New Orleans next season - and hopefully beyond.