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Former Josh Allen weapon visiting Saints amid NFL free agency
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The New Orleans Saints appear to become open toward adding one more offensive piece. Kellen Moore and company will soon host a former Josh Allen weapon.
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Gabe Davis is heading out to the Bayou soon, with NFL insider Ian Rapoport confirming the visit on Sunday evening . Rapoport added what type of contract the former Buffalo Bills captain Davis could command.
"With plenty of money coming from Jax, Davis would command just a one-year deal from his new team," Rapoport said on X (formerly Twitter).
Rapoport included the Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Davis on a visit. Davis previously visited the New York Giants on May 13 . Meanwhile, the 49ers were another host for Davis the previous day.
The Saints now get a chance to potentially give the replacement for Derek Carr a needed veteran presence. New Orleans and Moore find themselves needed a new quarterback. Carr announced his retirement on May 10 .
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Can former Josh Allen weapon Gabe Davis be valuable for Saints?
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Davis is still relatively youthful. He's currently 26 and won't turn 27 until 2026. He handed Allen a reliable No. 2 option when Buffalo attacked defenses with Stefon Diggs .
The big 6-foot-2, 225-pound target became a reliable red zone threat. He delivered seven touchdowns in three of his four seasons with the Bills. Davis also produced one six-touchdown campaign — which came in 2021 during his second NFL season.
Davis never surpassed the 48-reception mark throughout his time in Western New York. He eventually tested the free agent market ahead of the 2024 offseason.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars handed him a three-year, $39 million deal in March 2024. Yet the Jaguars chose to release him one year into his deal back on May 7. Davis came off a disappointing 20-catch, 239-yard season that became marred with a knee injury.
Davis will now search for his third NFL franchise in a career that started in 2019. He'll likely make a decision before teams officially report to training camp in late July.
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