Kellen Moore’s New Orleans Saints have a chance Sunday to do something few expected after a 1-4 start, and that’s sit alone atop the NFC South in mid-November.
New Orleans Saints fans waited four tries to see a win in the Superdome this season, and the reward for beating Cleveland is a first-place game against Carolina on Sunday.
Travis Etienne Jr. made it through a full week of practice, and the New Orleans Saints are leaving the door open for Sunday. The running back is listed as questionable on the final Week 10 injury report for the Saints’ game against the Carolina Panthers.
Christen Miller played in three straight games before the New Orleans Saints’ bye. Then he didn’t play at all in the overtime win over Cleveland. Defensive coordinator Brandon Staley was asked about the rookie defensive tackle this week, and he said the decision wasn’t really about Miller.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Cam Jordan knows what the snap counts say. The 37-year-old played a season-low 12 defensive snaps in the New Orleans Saints’ 23-22 overtime win over the Cleveland Browns, and he was asked about it this week.
Six years after he went No. 2 overall, Chase Young is finally showing up on All-Pro lists. PFF named the Saints edge rusher to its 2026 midseason All-Pro second team, behind first-teamers Aidan Hutchinson and Will Anderson Jr., during a 3-5 season in which the truths about the Saints haven’t all been kind.
The New Orleans Saints are still trying to find their footing in 2026. New Orleans remains in the thick of the NFC South race even with a 3-5 record. The Saints have a chance to claim this division.
The New Orleans Saints are dealing with several injury concerns, particularly along the offensive line, but Thursday's injury report also provided some encouraging developments ahead of Sunday's NFC South showdown against the Carolina Panthers.
The New Orleans Saints are 3-5 and tied with Carolina for first in the NFC South, which turns the final nine games into a division race. For a handful of veterans, it’s also the last stretch before free agency.
The Carolina Panthers and the New Orleans Saints will leave the stadium with losing records regardless of what happens when they face each other Sunday in New Orleans.
The New Orleans Saints gave their home crowd reason to celebrate on Sunday at Caesars Superdome, clinching a thrilling 23-22 victory in overtime over the Cleveland Browns .
Despite sitting with a 3-5 record, the Saints will play a game for the NFC South lead Sunday. Barring a tie, a 4-5 New Orleans or Carolina team will be in sole possession of first place exiting Week 10.
The New Orleans Saints announced RB Travis Etienne is back practicing and has been designated to return from injured reserve. He’s been out since Week 3 with a hamstring injury.
A 3-5 record doesn’t usually come with a division lead attached. The New Orleans Saints have one anyway, sharing first place in the NFC South with Carolina after Tyler Shough led a 23-22 overtime win over Cleveland while playing with two broken bones in his left hand.
A win over Carolina on Sunday would put New Orleans in first place in the NFC South, which is a strange thing to say about a 3-5 team that spent the deadline selling.
Joseph Hoyt of the Dallas Morning News reports the Cowboys are expected to sign RB Kendre Miller to their practice squad following his visit on Tuesday.
Saints center Erik McCoy is set to miss time after suffering a biceps injury in Week 9, head coach Kellen Moore announced (via Katherine Terrell of ESPN).
New Orleans Saints fans waited more than half a season to see Jordyn Tyson in action, and his NFL debut showed exactly why he went eighth overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The New Orleans Saints may have won on Sunday, but they became a seller Monday with the NFL trade deadline just over 24 hours away. The New Orleans Saints may have won on Sunday, but they became a seller Monday with the NFL trade deadline just over 24 hours away.
Jordyn Tyson’s long-awaited NFL debut is finally here. The No. 8 overall pick is set to be activated off injured reserve and play in the Saints’ Week 9 matchup with the Browns on Sunday, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
Watson returned to the practice field on Friday after he entered the concussion protocol earlier in the week. However, that wasn't enough for Watson to start this Sunday's game between the 5-3 Browns and 2-5 New Orleans Saints at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
For a team with little to celebrate over the first two months of the season besides the rest of the NFC South's ineptitude, getting Tyson back for the final half of the season is a step in the right direction.
The New Orleans Saints may have let the wrong coach go. Following a Week 8 bye, the Saints shook up their coaching staff by firing run game coordinator T.J.