Former Carolina Panthers safety Kurt Coleman reached a three-year agreement early Saturday with the New Orleans Saints, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
New Orleans is expected to lose free-agent safety Kenny Vaccaro so Coleman will stay in the NFC South with his acquisition by the Saints. The Panthers released Coleman on Feb. 26, clearing $2.65 million in salary-cap space.
Coleman, who will turn 30 in July, joined the Panthers as a free agent in 2015, leading the team with seven interceptions. He had only four interceptions in 2016 and none last season but was named a team captain for the first time.
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