Jeff Nowak
Digital Sports Producer and Saints Sideline Reporter at Audacy.com
Digital Sports Producer and Saints Sideline Reporter at WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA)
Digital Sports Producer & Saints sideline reporter: @AudacySports & @WWLAMFM 💻 🔨 | Host: Inside Black & Gold pod | Pulitzer & Murrow winner | probably hungry
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2 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Jeff Nowak
While Chris Olave said he never truly felt that his career was in jeopardy, anyone who looked on when he was carted off the field in Week 9 of last season would have a hard time saying the same. The Saints star WR had just suffered his fourth concussion in three seasons and his third diagnosed concussion in a span of three weeks. He remained around the team and upbeat over the next few months as he met with specialists, who ultimately cleared him to return to football late in the year.
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2 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Jeff Nowak
The New Orleans Saints will be back out in California for their 2025 training camp, but this time only for 10 days. The trip will be wrapped around the team's preseason opener against the L.A. Chargers on Aug. 10, Kellen Moore announced, but won't feature joint practices. The trip will span from Aug. 6-15. "It's just kind of a change of scenery for our guys," Moore said. "When we're here, obviously, it's our normal environment. ...
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2 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Jeff Nowak
The New Orleans Saints coaching staff is clearly satisfied with the work they've seen over the first two days of minicamp practices, because there won't be a third. The team announced Thursday morning that it had called off its final session of the three-day mandatory minicamp, and will instead schedule an outing. Head coach Kellen Moore is still expected to address the media.
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2 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Jeff Nowak
No one is going to jump out their seats for a 5-yard slant in a June minicamp practice, but the New Orleans Saints clearly see the value. The team's young QBs were peppering those routes on Day 1 of minicamp, something the Cajun Cannon Bobby Hebert applauded. Big plays are nice and can swing games, but moving the chains at will is what wins games -- and it'll keep your defense happy, too.
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2 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Jeff Nowak
With a new QB, offense, defense and head coach, the New Orleans Saints look like they'll have narrow margins for a successful season in 2025. What would help that cause -- and might just be essential -- is finding elite top-end performances on special teams, specifically from both the placekicker and punter, as Deuce McAllister explained Wednesday on Sportstalk.
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