T.J. Paganetti’s coaching tenure with the Saints has come to an end. The team’s run game coordinator was fired on Monday, as first reported by Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football.
The New Orleans Saints are off to a rough 2-5 start this season. Sure, it’s a slight step up from the 1-6 record they had at this point last year, but things still aren’t looking great under second-year head coach Kellen Moore and quarterback Tyler Shough.
The New Orleans Saints sit at 2-5 coming out of their midseason bye week. Coach Kellen Moore is already shaking up his offensive staff, starting with a coach he brought over from Philadelphia.
The New Orleans Saints fired run game coordinator T.J. Paganetti on Monday, November 2, 2026, during their bye week — one week after gaining 18 rushing yards on 17 carries in a 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris.
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The New Orleans Saints were able to get some rest this week as they were on their bye, but that doesn’t mean that changes weren’t coming either. With the run game not being productive, they decided to move on from T.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson recently issued a stern warning regarding the team’s disappointing early-season performance. During an appearance at the Greater New Orleans Quarterback Club, she stated that a 1-4 start is completely unacceptable and emphasized that accountability must begin at the top.
At 4:00 p.m. Paris time, or 1600 as they say in France, Saints head coach Kellen Moore met with the media to discuss how things were looking as his team prepared for their Sunday match against Pittsburgh at the Stade de France, just north of Paris.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will face the New Orleans Saints in Week 7, looking to continue building momentum as they navigate the 2026 NFL season. New Orleans enters the matchup with a 2-4 record under head coach Kellen Moore, who is working to establish his vision for the franchise.
Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. was asked about his early trip to the injury tent in Week 6: “I did go into the injury tent. I’m not going to say what that was about.
Bonjour, Saints fans. The New Orleans Saints have arrived in Paris for Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France, the first NFL game ever played in France, and head coach Kellen Moore walked WWL listeners through the plan for the week.
Kellen Moore spent last week hearing from his own owner. Gayle Benson said publicly that Moore and his coaches are responsible for preparing players to perform, and the New Orleans Saints answered Sunday by scoring 34 straight points in a 34-27 win over the New York Giants.
Kellen Moore got the win he needed Sunday, but the New Orleans Saints made it far more stressful than it had to be. After scoring 34 straight points at MetLife Stadium, the Saints watched a 34-10 fourth-quarter lead shrink to 34-27 once Moore pulled quarterback Tyler Shough and center Erik McCoy with about 10 minutes left.
The New Orleans Saints entered Week 6 with a clear message from their ownership: Win or changes could come.
On Tuesday, Saints owner Gayle Benson had some choice words for her general manager and head coach. When speaking at the Greater New Orleans Quarterback Club, she said she would not accept the 1-4 team’s level of performance as its standard and that she is committed to making the decisions necessary to improve.
In case it wasn’t clear enough, New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson reminded her coaching staff on Friday that she’s not pleased with this season’s results.
New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson became the first NFL owner of the season to give a clear indication that the current results her struggling team is going through is unacceptable, which all but means that head coach Kellen Moore is officially on the hot seat and could lose his job at almost any point this season.
Saints owner Gayle Benson spoke Tuesday about the early season struggles, and her message was a stern warning to Moore.
The Falcons spoiled the Saints' fun by notching a 45-24 blowout win that dropped New Orleans to 1-3 on the season.
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