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Saints projected to select National Champion cornerback by Fox Sports analyst

1 month ago | whodatdish.com | Suit Williams

A Fox Sports analyst has the New Orleans Saints bolstering their secondary with the ninth-overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. With the frenzy of free agency largely in the rear view, mock drafts are coming in with more clarity of team’s needs and the physical attributes of draft prospects. The New Orleans Saints find themselves with a top ten pick for the first time since the 2008 draft, where they selected Sedrick Ellis.
Saints fans may hate it, but keeping Derek Carr will benefit New Orleans long term

1 month ago | whodatdish.com | Suit Williams

For the New Orleans Saints to improve in the future, Derek Carr may be their best option at quarterback for the 2025 season. As NFL teams land quarterbacks that they believe will take them to the promised land, the New Orleans Saints made the decision to sit out of the quarterback carousel this year. Instead, the Saints restructured the contract of current quarterback Derek Carr to save nearly $30 million against the cap and ensure he remains the starter going into the 2025 season.
Saints inactives list for Week 5 game against Chiefs

Oct 7, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints play the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football, but they will be without several key players. By Jaleel Grandberry | 5:00 PM CDTThe New Orleans Saints captured the NFL’s attention after a dominant start to the season, but they lost it just as quick as they gained it, losing the last two games in a devastating fashion. Now, New Orleans has a chance to make a statement with the NFL world watching, as they take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football.
Who is singing the national anthem for Chiefs vs. Saints?

Oct 7, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints will play their first primetime game of the season in Week 5 against the Kansas City Chiefs. Playing on Monday Night Football, the game will be nationally televised, as it concludes an eventful Week 5 for the league. While this is New Orleans’ first primetime game of the year, it’s the third for the Chiefs. Seeing as they’re the back-to-back defending champions, they play in front of America a lot.
Kendre Miller returning for the Saints is exactly what Alvin Kamara needs

Oct 7, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

Kendre Miller is back on the practice field for the New Orleans Saints, and his presence should help out Alvin Kamara tremendously. By Jaleel Grandberry | 7:00 AM CDTThe New Orleans Saints recently welcomed Kendre Miller back to the practice field. The second-year running back had been sidelined since he suffered a hamstring injury on the first day of training camp. Now, he’s practicing, and has a chance to be activated to the active roster at any point in the next few weeks.
3 bold predictions for Saints in Week 5 against Chiefs

Oct 4, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints will play the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 5. Here are three bold predictions for the Monday Night Football matchup. By Jaleel Grandberry | 7:00 AM CDTThe Naw Orleans Saints are in desperate need of a get-right game, after losing in their last two outings. Unfortunately, the next team on the schedule is far from a get-right opponent. The Saints are playing the Kansas City Chiefs, who are the defending back-to-back champions, and currently 4-0 this season.
5 Saints who need to thrive in Week 5 vs. Chiefs

Oct 3, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints will face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 5, and they’ll need some big performances to pull off a win. By Jaleel Grandberry | 11:00 AM CDTThe New Orleans Saints are in a tough situation entering Week 5. They lost their last two games, and absolutely need a win, but they’re set to play a road game against the back-to-back defending champion Kansas City Chiefs. Going into Arrowhead is the last thing you want when you need a get-right game.
Saints RB Alvin Kamara is on pace to do something he’s never done in his career

Oct 3, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

This offseason, some critics were bold enough to argue that New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara was over the hill. While he was coming off the least productive season of his career, Saints fans warned everyone that Kamara would remind them how elite he is, now that he’s playing in Klint Kubiak’s offense. Four weeks into the season, that’s exactly what’s happening. Kamara is leading the league in yards from scrimmage with 536, and touchdowns with six.
3 problems Saints must fix before Week 5 game

Oct 3, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints have dropped their last two games, and now enter Week 5 as a 2-2 team. While the losses were disappointing, both games were close and winnable. That’s definitely it’s own issue, but it also means New Orleans is close to being a really good football team. For the Saints to close the gap between what they are and what they can be, they need to clean up a few important things.
2 biggest overreactions to Saints Week 4 loss

Oct 1, 2024 | whodatdish.com | Jaleel Grandberry

The New Orleans Saints suffered a disappointing loss to the Atlanta Falcons, so naturally, there are a couple overreactions. By Jaleel Grandberry | 11:00 AM CDTAfter four weeks, the New Orleans Saints are 2-2, and third in the NFC South. Just two weeks ago, fans were ready to pencil the Saints into a Super Bowl appearance. That’s because New Orleans got off to a blistering hot start in the first two weeks of the season, and naturally, people overreacted a little bit.