Shocking News: Just In New Orleans Saints Top Sensational Player Made A Controversy Statement Calming To Be The Best Player Of All Time……..

Chris Olave, selected eleventh overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, has lived up to expectations in his two seasons with the New Orleans Saints, exceeding the 1,000-yard receiving threshold in each of those seasons. However, he thinks he’s only just getting started.

In Year 3, Olave hopes to improve even more since in 2024, New Orleans will look to him as their number one wide receiver.

Olave stated, “Really everywhere,” on The Insiders on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET on NFL Network and NFL+. “I’m eager to get to work knowing that the Saints have faith in me as the No. 1 receiver heading into this offseason.However, my goal is to advance and become an excellent player rather than merely a competent player. In order to become one of the best receivers in the game, one must just strive to be consistent every day and put in the necessary work.”

Olave concluded the previous season with five touchdowns, a two-point conversion, and 87 receptions for 1,123 yards, both of which were in the top-20 NFL totals. In terms of most offensive stats, particularly in the passing game, the Saints also ended in the top half of the league.

However, under former offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael, things didn’t always appear to be going well for New Orleans on that side of the ball, particularly when it came to Derek Carr and Matt Olave’s chemistry, which occasionally seemed to be at odds.

Olave said Saints players have taken it upon themselves to hold each other responsible after missing the playoffs in both of his seasons with the team.

Olave stated, “The standards are always high.” “There is always a high bar. We didn’t live up to those expectations in the first two years, but as I mentioned before, the building’s standard and expectation is always to make the playoffs and contribute in the postseason.

“We’re attempting to be consistent with holding ourselves accountable every day this year. It usually begins to shine in December, January, and February at this time of year. I’m happy that we are starting to work on this immediately.”

But, coaching adjustments were brought about by previous year’s setbacks. Now for the new coordinator, Klint Kubiak. He was the 49ers’ passing-game coordinator in San Francisco, where he brought a West Coast passing style to the team.

Olave expressed his satisfaction with his new play-caller.

“(Kubiak) brings a real dynamic offense, a lot of different plays, a lot of different schemes, a lot of different styles to the Saints,” stated Olave. I’m thrilled to be a part of that West Coast offensive, therefore. Working with him excites me since he offers something new to the team.

“In OTAs, things have been going really well, and we’re getting to work and off to a great start. We’re completely set for the season because we’re now practicing picking up the plays and doing all that.”

But Olave’s been a little distracted this offseason. Although Olave was able to participate in practice to a large extent, head coach Dennis Allen of the Saints disclosed that Olave had sustained a shoulder injury in the weight room a few weeks prior. As a precaution, the team had him wear a red (no-contact) jersey during practice.

Olave stated to “The Insiders” that, given that training camp is more than a month away, the shoulder isn’t a serious concern at this time.

He said, “I’m doing good.” “A small adjustment is all I’m rehabbing at the moment. Just getting well, like I mentioned. Nothing to get too worked up over because it’s still there for every rep.”