There's a very real argument that the New Orleans Saints have the best rookie quarterback from the 2025 National Football League Draft class. Cam Ward has been playing all season for the Tennessee Titans and Jaxson Dart has appeared in 10 games, including eight starts for the New York Giants.
Cameron Jordan continues to climb up the record books this season for the New Orleans Saints. Earlier in the campaign, Jordan set the Saints franchise record for games played with the franchise.
We're on to Week 15. It's been a roller coaster of a season and it's wild that it's already Week 15, but that is the reality. The New Orleans Saints are five days away from facing off against the Carolina Panthers for the second time since Week 10.
It is fair to wonder if Egbuka may be hitting a so-called "rookie wall" ahead of Christmas. He recorded six touchdown catches over his first nine games but hasn't found the end zone since.
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New Orleans Saints fans should be excited about rookie quarterback Tyler Shough. Shough was the highest-selected quarterback by the Saints since Archie Manning was taken with the No.
The New Orleans Saints took a risk on rookie quarterback Tyler Shough and it's already beginning to pay off. Shough's only started a handful of games for the Saints, but he's won two games in five starts after the Saints began the season 1-7.
There is more excitement right now around the New Orleans Saints than you would think for a team with a 3-10 record. At the end of the day, New Orleans won't be in the playoffs this season competing for a title.
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The New Orleans Saints (3-10) pulled off one of their biggest surprises of the season Sunday, riding rookie quarterback Tyler Shough to a 24–20 upset of the Buccaneers (7-6) in Tampa and tightening a suddenly wide-open NFC South race.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The New Orleans Saints had a near-perfect day on Sunday. New Orleans faced off against one of its biggest rivals in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and was able to come out on top, 24-20.
Tyler Shough made his fifth start in the National Football League on Sunday and thrived once again. Shough didn't have his most prolific passing day of his career on Sunday.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers easily suffered the most embarrassing loss of the season on Sunday when it fell to the New Orleans Saints at home. It was a dismal performance and it casts a huge shadow over not just the Bucs' NFC South aspirations, but their playoff aspirations as a whole.
Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough had two of New Orleans' three rushing touchdowns and the visiting Saints defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24-20 on Sunday afternoon.
The New Orleans Saints have an NFC South division matchup ahead of them on Sunday afternoon. New Orleans will face off against the 7-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road at Raymond James Stadium.
The New Orleans Saints fell to 2-10 with Week 13’s loss to the Miami Dolphins. New Orleans was officially eliminated from playoff contention for the fifth straight season.
The Saints announced on Saturday the elevation of WR Kevin Austin Jr. and K Charlie Smyth for Week 14. Austin Jr., 25, originally went undrafted out of Notre Dame back in 2022.
Drew Brees became one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history over his 20-year career. The New Orleans Saints great was a five-time All-Pro and delivered the franchise its first Super Bowl title.
According to Mike Triplett, the Saints signed WR/KR Dante Pettis and G William Sherman from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 14. Pettis, 30, is a former second-round pick of the 49ers back in 2018.
Well, it happened. The band-aid has finally been ripped off, and we can all stop pretending there was a chance. The New Orleans Saints have officially been eliminated from playoff contention.
Former NFL safety Tyrann Mathieu may not be done playing after all. Mathieu was a guest on “Up & Adams” on Monday, and suggested that he would return to playing if the right situation presented itself.
Sunday will mark the New Orleans Saints’ first game since their decision to move on from kicker Blake Grupe. His immediate replacement will not be the veteran signed earlier this week, though.