Todd Grantham's responsibilities are changing under New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi. He's moving from defensive line coach to a senior advisor role after the team dismissed Dennis Allen.

Rizzi, in his sixth season as Saints’ special teams coordinator, has been named interim head coach after the Saints fired Dennis Allen on Monday. Here’s more about Rizzi, who takes over a team that lost its seventh straight game on Sunday when it fell 23-22 to the Carolina Panthers.

Darren Rizzi's first public move as New Orleans Saints interim head coach is to change the setup of the locker room back to how things used to be. Instead of being grouped by positions, players were just randomly placed at lockers throughout the locker room.

He was a former tight end at the University of Rhode Island and he got into coaching in 1993, one year after graduating.

Darren Rizzi, the new interim head coach of the New Orleans Saints shared a few strong and emotional comments during his debut press conference on Monday. Despite all those comments being very cut and dry, he also had a few funny observations come up from ...

Darren Rizzi is not, in fact, The Rizzler. Nope, he’s the new interim head coach of the New Orleans Saints after Dennis Allen was fired midseason. And if you’re here you might be wondering: who is this guy?

After firing Dennis Allen, Darren Rizzi was the best choice for New Orleans Saints interim head coach. He’s interviewed for the job before:

Darren Rizzi held his first press conference since becoming the interim head coach of the Saints on Monday afternoon and he said that "no one should be happy" about anything that's happened to the team this season.

Darren Rizzi announced the Saints are bringing in a new assistant coach. With his attention divided, Marwan Maalouf will assist with special teams operations: