Saints tight ends coach to remain with New Orleans
Aug 14, 2025; Carson, CA, USA; New Orleans Saints tight ends coach Chase Haslett during a joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams at the Dignity Health Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images | Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesThe New Orleans Saints will be retaining tight ends coach Chase Haslett, per Jordan Schultz. Haslett interviewed with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday. This news came just minutes after quarterbacks coach Scott Tolzien withdrew his name from the Steelers' offensive coordinator position.
Sources: #Saints TEs coach Chase Haslett - who interviewed for the #Steelers passing game coordinator/TEs coaching position - will also remain in New Orleans.
- Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) February 3, 2026
I'm told it was Haslett's decision. A fast-rising coach to watch moving forward in upcoming cycles. https://t.co/j75I2Ezkippic.twitter.com/yRrmueNF0j
Haslett, the son of former Saints head coach Jim Haslett, signed with Kellen Moore's coaching staff in 2025. Before joining New Orleans, Haslett was a member of the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff with Moore, initially as an offensive quality control coach before advancing to pass game specialist.
The retention of the Saints' coaching staff is vital to their development of young players. Obviously, Tolzien has a big impact on Shough's development, but Haslett did a tremendous job in 2025 helping Juwan Johnson finally break out. Johnon brought in 77 receptions during the season, logging 889 yards and three touchdowns. The wide receiver-turned-tight end had the third-most receiving yards among tight ends.
Haslett and Tolzien's decisions to remain with the Saints are very telling. Kellen Moore has worked to create chemistry and a winning environment in New Orleans. While they only won six games in 2025, they exceeded expectaitions and there's excitement heading into 2026. With the Saints likely on the lookout for a young tight end in the draft, retaining Haslett is a big move for the black and gold.