Seven games and one trip to Paris later, the New Orleans Saints are 2-5 and off this week. Kellen Moore promised to evaluate everything after a 16-10 loss to Pittsburgh, and a bye week is the right time to take stock of what this team actually is.
Chase Young has been everything the New Orleans Saints wanted off the edge. He had 1.5 sacks of Aaron Rodgers in Paris and owns a 90.0 pass-rush grade, second among 112 edge defenders, per his PFF page.
Kellen Moore called it “self-scout week” on Monday, and the New Orleans Saints have plenty to scout at 2-5. “Obviously, we’re going to evaluate everything,” Moore told The Associated Press after the 16-10 loss in Paris.
The New Orleans Saints may have to start thinking long and hard about making a coaching change. At 2-5, the Saints are still technically in contention in the NFC South.
How many of the quarterbacks to post the fewest passing yards (while playing at least 90 percent of the offensive snaps) in a win for each NFL team can you name in five minutes?
The New Orleans Saints lost one of their original expansion-era players when former linebacker Phil Vandersea passed away on October 24 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, at the age of 83 following a long illness.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Saints fans watching from Mid-City bars came away from Paris with plenty of questions, and Kellen Moore is promising to answer every one of them. After the 16-10 loss to Pittsburgh, the second-year coach said nothing on his team is off the table during the Week 8 bye.
Saints fans from Metairie to Mid-City spent Sunday morning watching another close loss, this one 16-10 to Pittsburgh in Paris. New Orleans is 2-5 and sits 11th in the updated first-round order heading into Week 8, and with a bye this week, the only movement will come from everyone else.
New Orleans Saints fans have two weeks to stew over a 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, and plenty of them didn’t wait for Monday. The final PFF grades are in, and they add fuel to a few hot takes, including one about Chris Olave, that fans were already asking about Sunday.
Saints fans woke up Monday to a 2-5 record, a bye week and a calendar with one date circled. New Orleans plays Cleveland on Nov. 8, and the NFL’s trade deadline arrives two days later.
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For Saints fans who set alarms for an 8:30 a.m. kickoff from the Stade de France, the most telling personnel move of the 16-10 loss to the Steelers came at linebacker.
Hoping to build momentum ahead of their upcoming bye week after a major victory last week, the New Orleans Saints instead fell 16-10 to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday in Paris, exposing several recurring issues under coach Kellen Moore.
A Soul Rebels anthem opened the first NFL game ever played in France, and the New Orleans Saints spent the rest of Sunday morning chasing the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Kellen Moore’s New Orleans Saints carried a few familiar habits across the Atlantic, and they followed the team right into a 16-10 loss to the Steelers at Stade de France.
The New Orleans Saints are the pride and joy of Louisiana. There were a lot of expectations going into the season. From drafting Jordan Tyson this past off-season to re-signing Chris Olave, many felt like the Saints had a lot of potential to be one of the top teams in the NFC South.
Paris handed the New Orleans Saints a crowd of 78,488 at Stade de France and a defense that kept Pittsburgh out of the end zone on all but one drive. It also handed them another Daniel Carlson miss from beyond 50 yards, this one with the Saints down 16-10 early in the fourth quarter.
The New Orleans Saints found another way to make their offensive struggles the story of the day, and this time, a 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers was at the center of it.
The New Orleans Saints fell back into the loss column on Sunday with a tough loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris by a score of 16-10. While the Saints’ defense held up its end of the bargain in this one, the New Orleans offense was lifeless, turning in its worst game of the season.
The Saints announced they have elevated WR Cedric Tillman and OT Easton Kilty for their upcoming matchup. Tillman, 26, was a third-round pick by the Browns out of Tennessee in the 2023 NFL Draft.
Jordyn Tyson's much-anticipated NFL debut remains on hold. The New Orleans Saints' top draft pick hasn't taken the field since he injured his hamstring during training camp, but he traveled to Paris, France, for Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Jordyn Tyson has yet to make his NFL debut, but that could change shortly. The Saints rookie will be with the team in Paris for Week 7. Head coach Kellen Moore said on Monday that Tyson is among the players who will be traveling to Paris.