Alright, a couple of caveats here. First, the Saints only recently officially hired former Eagles OC Kellen Moore, and we can’t know just yet what his plans for this offense will be — although he did speak highly of Hill at his introductory news conference. Second, I am a Taysom Hill truther. Third, if the new regime does decide to move on from Hill, he would realistically have to be designated a post-June 1 cut, which takes the cap savings from essentially zero in 2025 to $10 million — but the Saints can’t give that designation to more than two players, and they might also want to use it on Cameron Jordan and Derek Carr, as mentioned in their blurbs above. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport did suggest Hill, who is 34 and coming off a torn ACL, would not be on the roster this season. Then again, I see Moore — a forward-thinking, innovative offensive mind who loves pre-snap motion and disguise — as the type of coach to appreciate Hill and his unique skill set. The Saints are up against it financially, but if they can manage Hill’s problematic cap figure and keep him on the roster, I think they’ll try.