The New Orleans Saints have found their quarterback to build around and now they need to continue to find ways to protect him. Tyler Shough arguably was the best quarterback in general in the NFC South during the final month of the season.
The New Orleans Saints signed eight players from their practice squad to futures deals on Monday, according to Katherine Terrell. The full list of players includes: DB Dalys Beanum DB Beanie Bishop Jr.
The New Orleans Saints were one of the worst teams in the league for the first half of the season, but after elevating Tyler Shough to starting quarterback, they went on a tear.
There's finally some positive buzz in the air around the New Orleans Saints, but fans unfortunately will have to wait until this upcoming summer to see the team build off the solid final month of the 2025 season.
The New Orleans Saints appeared to be set with their starting quarterback heading into the 2026 season, but what about the backup? Tyler Shough took the reins midway through the season and gave the Saints a spark that the team needed at the time.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The New Orleans Saints didn't end the 2025 season with a win, but that doesn't mean that the ending wasn't positive. New Orleans faced off against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday afternoon.
The New Orleans Saints may have ended the 2025 season with a loss. However, optimism is suddenly overflowing at the most important position. Despite a heartbreaking Week 18 defeat to the Atlanta Falcons, belief around rookie QB Tyler Shough has only intensified.
The New Orleans Saints' first season under head coach Kellen Moore has come to a conclusion. Their final record was 6-11, but there were plenty of positive building blocks involved in this campaign.
The New Orleans Saints’ 2025-26 season ended far from where the franchise hoped, but for veteran defensive end Cam Jordan, the year still carried meaning and even some joy despite a 6-11 finish.
The 2025 National Football League regular season officially is over for the New Orleans Saints and what a roller coaster it was. New Orleans struggled out of the gate.
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.
On Sunday afternoon, the New Orleans Saints hit the road for their season finale against the bitter rival Atlanta Falcons. The Saints entered this game at 6-10 on the season, but have had some increased reason for optimism as of late thanks to the solid play of rookie quarterback Tyler Shough.
The New Orleans Saints are riding a four-game winning streak right now and will try to conclude the 2025 regular season on a high note on Sunday afternoon against the Atlanta Falcons.
Neither the New Orleans Saints nor the Atlanta Falcons will win the NFC South division, but the matchup between these two teams will determine the winner on Sunday.
Per Nick Underhill, the Saints made three roster moves Saturday, signing TE Treyton Welch to the active roster and elevating RB Nyheim Hines and QB Jake Haener for the final game of the season.
With the season ending this weekend, the New Orleans Saints will take on their rivals, the Atlanta Falcons, in an NFC South game, and help bettors win cash to end the season with a bang.
For the first time since Drew Brees lined up under center, the New Orleans Saints have legitimate hope for the future. Rookie Tyler Shough looks like a future franchise quarterback, which is the most important part of any rebuild.
Saints LB Demario Davis is set to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason and will be entering the 14th year of his career next season. Davis made
Ahead of this weekend’s season finale, veteran Saints linebacker Demario Davis made it known that the team’s trip to Atlanta will not be his last game in an NFL uniform.
New Orleans Saints star wide receiver Chris Olave will miss Sunday's season finale at Atlanta due to a blood clot in his lung, per multiple reports Thursday.