The New Orleans Saints announced some bad news on Thursday. Saints running back Devin Neal will miss the rest of the season. Head coach Kellen Moore announced earlier in the week that Neal would miss the Week 16 contest against the New York Jets.
The New Orleans Saints have placed RB Devin Neal on injured reserve, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire. Additionally, the Saints signed WR Kevin Austin from the practice squad to the active roster.
The New Orleans Saints are going to be thin at running back on Sunday when they take on the New York Jets. New Orleans lost backup running back Kendre Miller earlier in the campaign for the season.
New Orleans Saints rookie Tyler Shough has been getting most of the love over the last few weeks, but he’s not the only rookie making things happen right now for the franchise.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The New Orleans Saints have gotten a lift since turning to rookie quarterback Tyler Shough as a starter. The New York Jets (3-11) are hoping to get a lift from rookie quarterback Brady Cook when he makes his second start against the Saints on Sunday in New Orleans.
The New Orleans Saints are signing RB Nyheim Hines to their practice squad, according to Adam Schefter. Saints RB Alvin Kamara and rookie RB Devin Neal are dealing with ankle and knee injuries.
The New Orleans Saints will be rolling with Charlie Smyth for the foreseeable future. The Northern Ireland native has been one of the feel-good stories of the 2025 Saints season.
The New Orleans Saints just can't seem to catch a break with running back Alvin Kamara... Kamara missed yet another practice on Wednesday, having been sidelined with knee/ankle injuries since going down during the club's loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Nov.
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The New Orleans Saints are going to try to extend their winning streak to three games on Sunday against the New York Jets, but the offense isn't going to be at full strength.
The New Orleans Saints look like a completely different team right now. For the first few weeks of the season, there wasn't much life. New Orleans started the season 1-7 and then transitioned from Spencer Rattler to Tyler Shough as the team's starting quarterback.
The New Orleans Saints are on a roll right now and are just four days away from taking on the New York Jets on Sunday and going for their third straight win.
Ingram took it upon himself to run over the Vanderbilt QB, who finished second in Saturday’s Heisman voting and then pouted both on social media and at a New York City club.
The rookie quarterback is showing the traits New Orleans has been searching for. The loudest arguments about franchise quarterbacks usually arrive with noise.
The New Orleans Saints can breathe a sigh of relief regarding one of their most exciting offensive pieces from this season following the latest injury news surrounding him.
New Orleans Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough has just six starts under his belt in the National Football League but he is already getting a lot of positive buzz.
According to Nick Underhill, Saints WR Devaughn Vele is week-to-week with a shoulder injury. Ordinarily it wouldn’t be season-ending, but Underhill notes
For a Saints season that’s mostly been about surviving the week, Tyler Shough is quietly turning December into an audition New Orleans can’t ignore. After
The New Orleans Saints will not be playing in the NFL playoffs, and they may have just dragged the Carolina Panthers with them to an early vacation after notching a 20-17 win over their NFC South rival on Sunday at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, La.