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Week 1 featured some fantastic games and wild finishes. Now we set our sights on Week 2 of the 2021 NFL Season.
The New Orleans Saints travel to Charlotte to face the Carolina Panthers in their first divisional matchup of the season. The Saints have dominated the NFC South with four-consecutive division titles and the path to an incredible fifth-consecutive title starts with a win in Carolina. The Panthers look to win consecutive home games to start the...
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Jameis simply took what the defense gave him for the majority of this game, and that’s about all we can ask from him.
While five touchdowns, no picks and an otherwise spotless stat line is enough to suffice some, we all know that the box score only tells a piece of the story when it comes to a quarterback’s performance — so I went back and took a look at every Jameis Winston dropback from the Green Bay Packers game on...
Simply put, Winston is capable of doing things that Brees could not. That became evident when Winston completed a 55-yard touchdown pass to Deonte Harris in Sunday’s 38-3 win over the Green Bay Packers.
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It wasn’t news that the Saints would have one of the league’s best lines, but they put the NFL on notice Sunday
One game into the season, Jameis Winston is 28th in the NFL in passing yards. He also leads the league in touchdowns. Such is the duality of the New Orleans Saints offense, which proved to be brutally efficient on Sunday in a 38-3 walloping of the Green Bay Packers. Winston threw for 148 yards — with 55 of...
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The Saints are predicted to keep things rolling against a divisional opponent.
The New Orleans Saints showed they were ready for Week 1 of the NFL regular season
Whether it’s playing a “home” game in Florida, the retirement of Drew Brees, or a roster that lost multiple starters in the offseason from the year before, it didn’t matter, as the team took care of business against the Green Bay Packers. In doing so, the Saints proved most of the...
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The division had a strong showing in the NFL’s opening week
While New Orleans Saints fans are still sky high after their Week 1 38-3 annihilation of the Green Bay Packers, there are a couple of other teams in the division whose fanbases are feeling good about themselves as well. Here is a look around the NFC South after Week 1.
Tampa Bay 31 | Dallas 29The reigning Super Bowl champs started the 2021 season the same way they ended the 2020 campaign by...
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The New Orleans Saints are expected to be back in the Mercedes-Benz Caesars Superdome for their Week 4 contest against the New York Giants on October 3rd.
What will you be wearing for the game? Are you going to be wearing your old Drew Brees color rush jersey? What about a Jameis Winston jersey? Are you going to go all-in on the “Caesars” theme and wear a toga? More importantly, what will be on your feet?
If you want to be like Sean Payton, you’ll have to wear...
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Rumors of the Saints’ demise were greatly exaggerated.
The NFL is a fickle place. You can go into Week 1 completely sure that a team is nestled neatly in the No. 15-20 spot, almost in playoff contention but not quite, and then watch that team utterly trounce a Super Bowl favorite 38-3 while holding a Hall of Fame quarterback to under 150 yards passing.
So it was for the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, who obliterated Aaron...
After one week, the Saints have the No. 1 defense -- just like some players predicted. But due to injuries, staying there could be a challenge.
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Here are your daily New Orleans Saints links
New Orleans Saints News: Can Jameis Winston steal the 2021 NFL MVP? - Canal Street ChroniclesStudying film from the Saints Week 1 game and seeing what Jameis Winston could do to win the 2021 NFL MVP.
Winston praises Payton as Saints assistants deal with COVID - AP NewsJameis Winston speaks highly of Sean Payton handling meetings since multiple coaches are out with COVID.
Super Bowl LVI Odds: Rise of...On this date in 2019, Sean Payton got a significant pay bump and commitment from the New Orleans Saints. On September 15, 2019, the head coach inked a new five-year deal with the organization.
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Outside of the expected absences, several players have been added to the Saints’ injury report on Wednesday.
A lengthy injury report for the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday even with the three expected absences of cornerback Marshon Lattimore, defensive end Marcus Davenport, and center Erik McCoy.
New Orleans SaintsEight Saints didn’t practice today, two more were limited: pic.twitter.com/KmIIyXfOiO
— Amie Just (@Amie_Just) September 15,...Seven Saints players missed Wednesday's practice with injuries after New Orleans' dominant victory over the Packers, including Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore and starting center Erik McCoy.
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Saints make big jump in odds of making it to SoFi Stadium in February
“Get ready to party with the Lombardi, New Orleans!” - Jim Henderson (Legendary Saints play-by-play announcer)Yes, it is far too early to start talking Super Bowl, but it is still fun when your team is 1-0 and you’re already dreaming of confetti and parades right?
The exciting part about this...
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Saints start 1-0, so “Ups” to go around!
The time for predictions are over, and it’s time for the official start of the 2021-2022 NFL season! With the offseason behind us, the New Orleans Saints headed to Jacksonville to kick off the season against the Green Bay Packers. Many NFL analysts picked the Packers to demolish the Saints and capitalize on their new interception-prone quarterback Jameis Winston. Much to...
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The first game of the season brought Saints fans a lot of good, very little bad, and even less ugly.
The Good Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images Cesar Ruiz and Calvin ThrockmortonI want to talk off the bat about how important the performance of these two was to the success of the Saints on Sunday. The offensive line looked like the best in the league throughout the game, and that came after losing the starting center. Ruiz slid over to his...
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Crazier things have happened in the NFL.
When Jameis Winston first signed with the New Orleans Saints in the 2020 offseason, the national media wrote Winston off as player left with no other suitor of interest in free agency, forced to take a backup role to a future Hall of Famer. Maybe they were right.
In any event, Winston acknowledged he needed to put his “ego aside” and make the decision that was best for his long-term football future. The...
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Week 1 gets off to a blazing start, blowouts on top of blowouts
Bishop Sycamore Centurions-Andrew Bell: 136.76 (1-0)vs.
All Business-Hayden Reel: 85.8 (0-1)Well at least the Saints fared much better than I did. Perhaps this is what I get for starting three Atlanta Falcons as Andrew’s top 4 scorers outscored my entire team.
Team Sanders-Dylan Sanders: 131.12 (1-0)vs.
Team Ertle-Brenden Ertle: 117.66 (0-1)Underwhelming days from Derrick Henry...
The New Orleans Saints ' gamble of converting Juwan Johnson from wide receiver to tight end paid off in the Week 1 win over the Green Bay Packers . Johnson caught two of the five touchdowns thrown by Jameis Winston at TIAA Bank Field...
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Here are your daily New Orleans Saints links
New Orleans Saints News: High Five: Winston Enters Saints’ Franchise History - Canal Street ChroniclesJameis Winston is only the fourth quarterback in Saints history to throw for five touchdowns in a single game.
Packers’ QB Aaron Rodgers provides a perfectly good excuse for his first interception against the Saints - CBS SportsAaron Rodgers blames his first interception “entirely” on a “double nut...