The Saints offense is like a good gumbo. The ingredients might change from week to week, but in the end, the finished product usually tastes great regardless of the recipe.
Chris Hagan and Sean Fazende react to Friday’s news that Emmanuel Sanders has tested positive and Michael Thomas will not play against the Panthers. Plus, figuring out the identity of the 2020 Saints and answering viewer questions.
On Wednesday, the Carolina Panthers started on-field prep work for Sunday’s game at the New Orleans Saints after working virtually on Monday and Tuesday.
Michael Thomas has not played since the Saints' season opener against the Buccaneers but after an altercation at practice prompted Sean Payton to keep the wide receiver inactive for what could have been his return against the Chargers, the head coach is remaining non-committal about a return Sunday
The New Orleans Saints had a “productive” meeting with New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, her administrations, and the president and CEO of Ochsner Health about a phased approach to safely returning fans to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome for Saints games during the remainder of the 2020 season.
The Carolina Panthers are shutting down their facility after an “unconfirmed positive test” of COVID-19, according to ESPN football insider Adam Schefter.
Chris Hagan and Sean Fazende evaluate what the Saints have done through 5 games, including the offensive’s occasional stagnation, defensive issues and answering viewer questions. Plus, examining the absence and eventual return of Michael Thomas.
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said she is not opposed to the Saints playing at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge until her administration believes it is safe to play in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
If the Saints pull the trigger on moving their next home game to Baton Rouge, it will mean the return of LSU’s former offensive passing game guru with his appearance in Tiger Stadium.
The Saints were able to mount a comeback after trailing by 17 points against the Chargers and get the win in overtime but players know there are still things to work on for this team to be elite.
New Orleans Saints' wide receiver Michael Thomas will not play in the game Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers. Thomas will not miss the game due to his ankle injury.
Chris Hagan and Sean Fazende look ahead to a Saints-Chargers matchup that has featured plenty of distractions, lots of injuries and a variety of key matchups.
I liked a lot of things about the Saints' big win against the Lions on Sunday.Drew Brees and the offense finally looked like themselves again. The defense, meanwhile, overcame a shaky start to dominate during the decisive middle quarters. And the game plans were creative on both sides of the ball.
The Saints emerge from a roller coaster trip to Detroit with a 35-29 win despite a COVID false positive test scare and a 14-0 deficit in the first five minutes. Chris Hagan and Sean Fazende look back on the key moments in the contest and the resilience shown by a depleted and deeply-challenged team
Chris Hagan and Sean Fazende answer all sorts of viewer questions as they preview the Saints' trip to Detroit with analysis of how Sean Payton will direct his frustrations, ways to shore up the defense and a look at the offense’s shortcomings.
For the first time since leaving the Saints' opening game contest with an ankle injury, Michael Thomas practiced with the team. The All-Pro wide receiver missed the Raiders and Packers game but was officially a limited participant Wednesday.
Going into week four, the message in the Saints locker room is simple: discipline. They have to clean up their act or else it’s going to be a long season for everyone.
The Saints could be bolstered by the debut of defensive end Marcus Davenport, who is listed as questionable heading into Sunday’s game against the Packers. The third-year pass rusher missed the first two games with an elbow injury.
Safe to say, the Saints' weekend in Vegas did not go as expected. Their 34-24 loss to the Raiders was indeed ugly, as Alvin Kamara described it. It also was surprising, considering how good the Saints looked early on.
The Saints are making their final preparations before flying to Las Vegas to face the Raiders in a stadium being called the "Death Star” by head coach Jon Gruden and many others.
There is quite the class for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame for 2021 with big names all over the place. One of those big names is former East Ascension and LSU superstar defensive lineman Glenn Dorsey.
