Brees, Brady keep making history, take on the test of time
The statistics show that Drew Brees and Tom Brady are the third and fourth most prolific quarterbacks in NFL history.
view moreShaky first impression by Saints all too similar to recent seasons
There is so much to dislike about the New Orleans Saints’ season-opening performance.
view moreOpportunity knocks for Tulane as underdog at Navy
The Green Wave can open plenty of eyes in The American with a road win Saturday in Annapolis.
view moreWith a mostly healthy roster, Saints leave the preseason winners
I tried to convince my editors that it was too risky to have me write about the Saints preseason finale against the Ravens.
view moreNew Orleans and Saints understand Houston and Texans’ plight with Harvey
The Houston Texans and the New Orleans Saints played a preseason game in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Saturday night, but the thoughts of many of the observers and participants were on another place or time.
view moreTraining camp officially wrapped up for Saints after practice with Texans
So there’s more preseason work to be done, but the training camp regimen and access to practice for the public ended Thursday.
view moreMike Nolan enjoying teaching role with Saints decades after his father coached in New Orleans
The centerpiece of the New Orleans Saints’ overhaul of one of the worst defenses in the NFL has been personnel changes to the linebacking corps.
view moreSaints receiver Willie Snead IV proud of his family name, determined to leave his own mark
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Willie Snead was preparing for his sophomore season at Ball State when he made a request of head coach Pete Lembo.
view moreNotebook: Day off ahead for Saints as camp experiments develop
The players are getting their legs underneath them amid the mid-summer heat and humidity of Southeast Louisiana and the coaches are evaluating a variety of player combinations.
view moreDrew Brees: Preparation still the key to success
Drew Brees didn’t get to be one of the elite players of his era by allowing anything to distract him.
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