The 27-year-old made three starts for the Saints in 2024 while playing a mix of safety and various special teams roles. There was a thought that he could step into a bigger role with Marcus Maye now in Miami, but that will not be the case. The team is reportedly hoping to get him back on the practice squad.

Abrams appeared in nine games for the Saints in 2023. He was credited with three starts while playing a mix of safety and various special teams roles. Abrams ended the year with one interception and one forced fumble to go along with 26 total tackles. The former first-round pick of Las Vegas appears to have found a role as a two-way player with the Saints.

A former first-round pick from the 2019 class, Abram has made his way around the league in recent seasons. After being waived by the Raiders last November, Abram made his way to the Packers, who waived him weeks later. Now, with the Saints, Abram will have a chance to revive his career, presumably for the remainder of the season. It will be interesting to see how the Saints implement him in the coming weeks.

The former first-round selection was released by the Raiders near the midway point in the 2022 season before being claimed, and subsequently released by, the Packers, finishing the season with five appearances for the Seahawks. Abram, the 27th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft by the Raiders, lost his starting job in Week 8 of last season and could be transitioned to corner as a depth piece in New Orleans.