New Orleans Saints
An important matchup for Sunday’s game.
Brees will be providing his opinion in the booth on Sunday, but we get a sneak peak of what he thought of Olave’s performance against the Panthers.
Welcome back to the great TE.
Canal Street Chronicles
The Houston Texans host the Buffalo Bills tonight in the Lone Star State. These teams are fighting to compete for their respective divisions, a year after winning their divisions. Will Buffalo continue their momentum from last week’s win? Can Houston pull out the upset at home? Let’s tune in to find out!
Follow the game with the CSC family and join the thread below!
Canal Street Chronicles
The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons wrapped up their second practice ahead of their Week 12 NFC South showdown. The Saints made two changes to Thursday’s injury report, adding defensive tackle Davon Godchaux for a rest day and upgrading tackle Taliese Fuaga to limited as he works back from an ankle injury.
The Falcons made 11 changes. Atlanta upgraded six players’ reports from Wednesday and took off five players, including quarterback Michael Penix Jr, who was placed on season-ending injured reserve. Star wide receiver Drake London remained absent with a knee injury.
Full Participation
T...
Canal Street Chronicles
The New Orleans Saints finally won their first road game of the season and look to win back to back games for the first time this season. Now they get that chance, followings last week’s bye, against none other than their arch-rivals, the hated Atlanta Falcons. Last week, the Falcons lost their top receiver for this game, in Drake London, and lost their starting quarterback, Michael Penix Jr, for the season. This week enters the Saints’ old foe, Kirk Cousins, who regains the starting quarterback spot he lost in Atlanta last season. As the holidays quickly approach, the Saints will...
Canal Street Chronicles
The New Orleans Saints are coming off their bye and have a date with arch-rival Atlanta this week. If they win this game they will actually be out of last place in the division for the first time this year. Here are how the Saints and their division rivals stack up against the teams with the top 10 Super Bowl odds headed into Week 12 of the season, courtesy of Fanduel Sportsbook:
T-32. New Orleans Saints: +100000 (Last week’s odds: +100000) (Last week’s ranking: T-32)
1. Philadelphia Eagles: +500 (+750) (3)
2. Los Angeles Rams: +550 (+600) (2)
3. [Buffalo...
Canal Street Chronicles
The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons will square off for the first time this season as they add another chapter to the bitter rivals’ storied history. While this game may not significantly impact the playoffs and standings for 2025, there is still a lot at stake for both sides.
New Orleans is currently projected to have a top-three pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, but is seeking back-to-back wins after defeating the Carolina Panthers before their bye week. Atlanta is hoping to snap a five-game losing streak.
Tyler Shough is at the helm of the 26th-ranked offense in the...
Canal Street Chronicles
After not being able to get a trade done at the deadline, this was an understandable move.
Something to monitor going into New Orleans’ matchup with the Falcons.
Are the Saints heading to Paris?
Canal Street Chronicles
The Saints have the first of two matchups against divisional rival Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, who will be without a few key offensive personnel.
Adam Schefter reported that quarterback Michael Penix Jr had suffered a potentially season-ending injury against the Carolina Panthers, while Ian Rapaport revealed that a PCL strain will keep star wide receiver Drake London out of Sunday’s game in New Orleans.
The injuries will leave Atlanta without its top receiver, and Kirk Cousins will slide in to start at quarterback.
Penix has had a number of impressive games this season, though the Falcons are amidst a 5-game...
Canal Street Chronicles
The New Orleans Saints and veteran WR Brandin Cooks—their 2014 first-round draft pick—mutually agreed to part ways Wednesday afternoon, with the 32-year-old even renegotiating his contract down in order for the move to be completed.
This comes after Cooks signed a two-year, $13 million deal with $7.75 million guaranteed this offseason. Through 10 games, he’s hauled in 19 receptions on just 24 targets for 165 yards. In Week 10 against the Carolina Panthers, he didn’t see a single target come his way—and that was the Saints’ first game since trading Rashid Shaheed to the Seattle Seahawks. If opportunities weren’t there...
Canal Street Chronicles
“After beating Carolina in Week 10, the Saints will come out of their Week 11 bye with a chance to make it two straight wins when they face the Falcons in a game that has suddenly become a battle for third place in the NFC South, thanks to Atlanta’s losing streak. This will give Tyler Shough (vs. Kirk Cousins) a chance to vanquish another division opponent and build off a solid outing against the Panthers. The rest of this season should be used to determine where Shough is in his development and whether the...
Canal Street Chronicles
When you post on SB Nation, we don’t want you to miss all the conversations and responses that follow.
So starting today, whenever a user replies to your comment or to your post on the Feed, you’ll see a notification at the top right corner of the page.
And of course, this means that when you engage with other community members, they’ll get an alert too.
Our goal is to create more and better conversations on Canal Street Chronicles and elsewhere across the SB Nation network. Anytime someone engages with your comments or Feed posts on another SB Nation community,...
Canal Street Chronicles
This week, the Buccaneers may have just had one of the best games of the year. Against the Buffalo Bills, who were also part of the game, the final score was 44-32, but it was a back-and-forth battle all day. The interesting part of this matchup was that the QBs actually didn’t play too well. Yes, Josh Allen had 317 yards, but he also had two interceptions on the day. Mayfield only had 173 yards and one interception. The real MVP on the Buccaneers was RB Sean Tucker, who was excellent in the passing and rushing...
Canal Street Chronicles
