New Orleans Saints
For more than 70 years, the University of South Alabama has annually hosted the Senior Bowl, now sponsored by Panini, in Mobile. The longstanding all-star game gives some of the best collegiate talent an opportunity to showcase their skillsets in front of the scouts, coaches, and staff members of professional teams eyeing potential draft targets. This year will be no different, but the New Orleans Saints will get an in-depth, up-close look at several prospects as a group of current members of the organization are on this year’s coaching staff.
Associate head coach/running backs coach, Joel Thomas, just capped his...
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Build around Tyler Shough.
Those are some good odds.
Some former Saints are having success around the playoffs.
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Tonight, the #10 Miami Hurricanes (13-2) face the #1 Indiana Hoosiers (15-0) in the CFP National Championship Game presented by AT&T. The success of these schools may come as a shock to some, but should not be considered a surprise to fans that have payed attention to these programs over the last couple of years. Miami looks to win their first national title since 2001, while Indiana looks to win their first ever national title. No matter the result tonight, we will see a champion we haven’t seen in at least a quarter-century.
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After another slate of exciting playoff games (except 49ers vs. Seahawks), more draft positions have been solidified.
Here is the new first-round draft order.
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Check out if the CSC staff’s bold predictions were correct.
Could Shough make this player return?
The correct move going into next season.
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Today, the Chicago Bears host the Los Angeles Rams in the second of two Divisional Playoff games. Los Angeles is coming off a shootout win in Carolina last week, while Chicago is coming off a remarkable comeback win against Green Bay. It will be fun to see which of these teams punches their ticket to Championship Sunday. This will be a fantastic way to end the 2026 Divisional Round!
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Today, the New England Patriots host the Houston Texans in the first of two Divisional Playoff games. New England is fresh off a steamrolling of the Chargers last week, while Houston is coming off their own steamrolling of Pittsburgh. It will be fun to see which of these punishing defenses punches their ticket to Championship Sunday. This should be a great way to start the second day of the 2026 Divisional Round!
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Tonight, the Seattle Seahawks host the San Francisco 49ers in the second of two Divisional Playoff games. Seattle comes into the game as the NFC’s top seed and should be well-rested off of their bye, while the Niners come in off a thrilling Wild Card win in Philly last week. Seattle is the favorite here, but San Francisco may be every bit the equal of their division rivals. This should be a great way to conclude the first day of the 2026 Divisional Playoff weekend!
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Today, the Denver Broncos host the Buffalo Bills in the first of two Divisional Playoff games. Buffalo is coming off an exciting win in Jacksonville last weekend, while Denver is fresh off a bye week and rested up for this game. Josh Allen against the Denver defense will be the story of this game, and it will be fun to see which of these teams punches their ticket to Championship Sunday. This should be a great way to start the first day of the 2026 Divisional Round!
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The divisional round of the NFL playoffs are here and this weekend, there are 4 games being played Saturday and Sunday: Rams vs. Bears and Bills vs. Broncos (tomorrow), 49ers vs. Seahawks and Texans vs. Patriots (Sunday).
So, let’s jump right in and take a look at some of the Canal Street Chronicles staff’s predictions for Wild Card Weekend.
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Marcus Yarns has joined the Houston Gamblers.
Some familiar names really stepped up this year.
5 teams that could be interested in trading for the Saints backup QB.
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When the New Orleans Saints faced 53-man roster cuts, one of the hardest positions to predict was the RB room. The Saints had a decent group throughout training camp, and with some talent sprinkled throughout, the deeper part of the group was going to be a tight battle.
In the end, the Saints went with Alvin Kamara, Kendre Miller, Devin Neal, and Velus Jones Jr. On the outside was UDFA Marcus Yarns. After that, Yarns landed on the Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ practice squad in the CFL, but that lasted until October. Now, the former Saints UDFA will have another chance, this...
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