Social Media Reacts to LSU’s embarrassing loss to Texas AandM
LSU fans were angry in Tiger Stadium and online after Brian Kelly and Co. suffered their third loss of the season, a 49-25 blowout at home against No. 3 Texas A&M. Check out some of the immediate reaction on social media.
Kentucky QB questions, key upgrades in Thursday’s SEC report
Thursday’s SEC availability report saw good news for Texas and Mississippi State, while Florida’s defensive line takes a head and QB questions linger for Kentucky.
Six Saints not spotted at Thursday’s practice
After ruling out offensive guard Cesar Ruiz and defensive end Chase Young following Wednesday’s practice, the New Orleans Saints saw several new players miss Thursday’s session, including a starter on the defensive line. The team also had a familiar receiver back on the field in the wake of Cedrick Wilson Jr.’s departure from the practice squad.
Saints rule out two in first Week 5 practice report
The New Orleans Saints and New York Giants released the first injury report ahead of their Week 5 matchup Wednesday, and it’s a lengthy list for both sides. The Giants list a pair of QBs as full participants, while the Saints already rule out two trench players.
Saints-Patriots Week 6 kickoff moved to noon
The NFL flexed the New Orleans Saints’ Week 6 game against the New England Patriots to noon, removing one of the Saints’ few late kickoff slots as both teams stumble out the gates.
Taliese Fuaga upgraded to full for Saints’ Thursday practice
Saints eye full starting O-line return as Trevor Penning and Taliese Fuaga practice fully Thursday. Bills still without Spencer Brown, Matt Milano and Ed Oliver ahead of Week 4.
Saints’ Devaughn Vele returns, participates in Thursday’s practice
Saints WR Devaughn Vele ramped up at practice Thursday, while Chase Young, Dillon Radunz and Cedrick Wilson Jr. were not spotted ahead of Week 4 vs. Bills.
Seattle Seahawks: Five things to know
The New Orleans Saints face the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field, one of the NFL’s toughest environments. New Orleans leads the all-time series 10-8, but the Saints have not beaten the Seahawks since 2014, dropping four straight matchups. The Saints enter as 7½-point road underdogs but look to turn the tide against a Seattle team that has struggled to maintain its once-dominant home-field. Former Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak now runs Seattle’s offense that emphasizes the run game, but be careful not to sleep on the passing attack. Defensively, the Seahawks’ interior line generated league-leading pressure through two weeks, posing a major test for New Orleans’ banged up offensive front. The Seahawks are not without injury concerns, as key secondary pieces Devon Witherspoon, Nick Emmanwori, and Julian Love missed practice Wednesday. Ross Jackson breaks down the five things you need to know about the Saints vs. Seahawks matchup.
Film Study: 3 plays show Spencer Rattler’s progress
New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler showed noticeable growth in the team’s Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, delivering arguably his most impressive performance as a pro. Against a mostly healthy 49ers defense, Rattler demonstrated clear improvement in three critical areas of Kellen Moore’s system: pre-snap operation, processing speed, and decisiveness. Ross Jackson dove into the film to break down three plays that highlight the second-year passer’s growth: an early deep shot to Rashid Shaheed, a short connection with Alvin Kamara and a scramble on third down to set up a touchdown pass to Juwan Johnson. Rattler’s poise and command stood out as major positives despite the loss. His ability to manage pressure, protect the football, and create plays when needed signals meaningful progress for the young passer as tougher tests await.
