Category Archives: Saints Football

By Ross Jackson At 2-8, the New Orleans Saints are well on their way to miss the postseason for the fifth consecutive year. But that doesn't mean that they can't close the season out with promise and ...

By Ross Jackson It's a battle to avoid the NFC South basement as the 2-8 New Orleans Saints brace to host their most bitter rivals, the 3-7 Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. New Orleans is coming off of a ve...

By Ross Jackson METAIRIE, La. - Now that the New Orleans Saints are back on Airline Drive, the team is ready to gear up for its next contest against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 12. Coming out of the W...

By Ross Jackson There have been a ton of developments impacting the New Orleans Saints' rivalry matchup with the Atlanta Falcons. Atlanta's quarterback, Michael Penix Jr., is set to be out for the gam...

Week 11 saw a virtuoso Josh Allen performance, the Eagles nail down every tiebreaker imaginable in the NFC and more than likely the end of the Chiefs AFC West dominance. Onto to week 12 where the Colt...

By Ross Jackson NEW ORLEANS, La. - The New Orleans Saints are returning to the field in Week 12 to take on the NFC rival Atlanta Falcons. However, it's unlikely that they will face starting quarterbac...

By Ross Jackson With their bye week in the rearview mirror, the New Orleans Saints are heading back into the fold in Week 12 with a major divisional matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. Before the Sai...

By Ross Jackson The New Orleans Saints didn't take the field on Sunday and won't this week as they rest up throughout their bye. However, their draft outlook has still changed and could see more shift...

By Ross Jackson Even though the New Orleans Saints (2-8) are on a bye week this week, the team could still be impacted by Sunday's slate of games. With several one, two or three-win teams taking the f...

By Ross Jackson Perhaps one of the most underrated storylines from the New Orleans Saints' Week 10 17-7 win over the Carolina Panthers is the emergence of wide receiver Chris Olave. Much of the conver...