What are the Saints strengths and weaknesses after cut day?

Yes, and because we're glass half full, guys, we're going to start with the positive lens.

And I'm very curious.

We have not looked at each other's list.

So I'm very curious to see if we line up or if we have a difference of opinion because, you know, There were some surprises with the cuts, but nothing crazy crazy.

We'll get into that.

But the way certain positions lay out right now, it just leads you to believe that perhaps there's more work to be done.

But like I said, we're going to start with the positive.

We're each going to give three position groups that we like, and then we'll give our three for our biggest concern.

So I'm going to start off.

Okay.

I guess you can put this in a particular order, but it really, it's what and what.

I'm going to start.

There's only three names here.

Okay.

But I just think the tight end group is better this year than they were a season ago.

They went into it last year with Juwan.

He had a great year.

Just felt like there was a lot of moving parts in that tight end room with a lot of guys that really didn't have a whole lot of experience.

It really did.

It just felt like a lot of guys trying to find their way and make their mark this year.

Feels like they're a lot more established.

You have Juwan coming off the season he had a season ago, career year.

You have Noah Fant, who I thought quietly had a really good camp.

You could tell the chemistry was growing between he and Tyler Shuck.

And you have the rookie, Oscar Delp, but this is a higher invested draft pick than Oscar Delp.