New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis has teamed up with Stand Together for this year’s NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign with the hope of bringing attention to Stand Together’s mission as a philanthropic community that helps America’s boldest changemakers tackle the root causes of the country’s biggest problems by providing our partners with access to resources including funding, a unique network of peers, and a playbook for applying proven principles to transform lives and society.

Davis, Stand Together and the NFL have come together to unlock the strength in communities and drive change from the ground up, after Davis...

It’s already Week 12 in the NFL and for the New Orleans Saints this Sunday’s game is one that many have had marked on their calendars since the schedule was released. The heated rivalry between the Saints and Atlanta Falcons is one of biggest and beat in the league. There is no love lost between these two teams and their fanbases which always makes it’s a fun game.

The Saints will come into this matchup fresh off a bye week and on a high note after defeating the Carolina Panthers in Week 10. It was their most complete game of...

Demario and Tamela Davis, Devoted Dreamers Foundation and The F Word team up for Tailgate for a Cause Food Drive

The Saints captain continues to make an impact on and off the field.

On the Air: Drew Brees gets a second chance

The soon to be HOF quarterback was much improved this time around.

NFL Announces Punishment Decision For Saints’ Justin Reid

A hefty fine hits the Saints’ offseason addition.

The Philadelphia Eagles host the Detroit Lions tonight in the City of Brotherly Love. These are among the best of the NFC over the past few years and both look as good as ever. Will Detroit pull out the win on the road? Can Philly slow down the high-octane Detroit offense? Let’s tune in and find out!

Detroit Lions at Philadelphia Eagles

Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Kickoff – 5:20pm PST / 7:20pm CST / 8:20pm EST

Network – NBC

Odds – Eagles -2.5, O/U 46.5

Enjoy the game with the CSC family and...

Week 11 continues and a quartet of late games are ready to kickoff while the New Orleans Saints take their bye week. Here is today’s late slate:

San Francisco at Arizona

Seattle at Los Angeles Rams

Baltimore at Cleveland

Kansas City at Denver

The most intriguing matchup of the late slate is Los Angeles hosting Seattle with the NFC West lead on the line. Watch the games along with us and join the thread below!

Week 11 is here and the early slate of games are ready to kickoff while the New Orleans Saints take their bye week. Here is today’s early slate:

Carolina at Atlanta

Tampa Bay at Buffalo

Los Angeles Chargers at Jacksonville

Chicago at Minnesota

New England at Miami

Green Bay at New York Giants

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh

Houston at Tennessee

The most interesting matchup of the early slate for Saints fans is certainly Atlanta hosting Carolina. An NFC South rivalry game featuring the Saints’ last opponent facing the Saints’ next opponent. If only both could lose. Watch the games along with...

Happy Saturday everyone! Welcome to the Canal Street Chronicles College Football open thread! This is where we congregate to discuss and dissect each and every one of today’s games on the NCAA Division 1-A (FBS) football schedule. Let’s have some fun and enjoy some stress-free football as we watch the future stars of the NFL today!

Here are the headline games for Week 12:

Wisconsin at #2 Indiana – BTN

South Carolina at #3 Texas A&M – ESPN

Arkansas at LSU – SEC Network

#12 Oklahoma at #4 Alabama – ABC

Florida Atlantic at Tulane – ESPN+

#11 Texas at...

Another college football Saturday has made its way around the calendar. This weekend is jam-packed with marquee matchups, including four top-25 clashes. Here are the players that I am going to be watching in their games.

Julian Neal

Arkansas’ Neal is a top member of a Razorback team that has struggled this season. The 6’2” cornerback from California has been solid with two interceptions and eight passes defensed thus far. He and Arkansas face off against the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge this Saturday.

DJ Campbell

The Longhorns of Texas square off against the Georgia Bulldogs in what...

Officially, I have gone through every single prospect the New Orleans Saints can realistically select at the top of the draft. So, with that being the case, I’m going to focus on the second round is this edition.

With their win against the Carolina Panthers, the Saints are now slated to select at pick #2 in the first round, and in the second round, their projected pick is #36.

After the Saints traded away Rashid Shaheed at the deadline, WR became a much bigger need, and the Saints need more contested catch threats in that room. Here enters Jakobi Lane....

It’s Week 11 of the NFL season, and the New Orleans Saints are on a much-needed bye week after playing 10 games resulting in a 2-8 record and losing several players for the season due to injury. However, they will go into Week 12 on a high note after rookie QB Tyler Shough led the team to a win over the Carolina Panthers last Sunday. Saints head coach Kellen Moore said of the game that it was nice to see complementary football in all 3 phases and hopefully something they can build upon.

So, in this week’s SB Nation Reacts...

NFL.com – 31 (-1)

“Tyler Shough leveled up from his first start to his second, delivering some big throws in a statement road victory at Carolina. The Saints only scored 17 points, running their streak of games under 20 points to five, but it was arguably their best offensive showing, even after they traded away two starters at the deadline (WR Rashid Shaheed and OT Trevor Penning). New Orleans logged a season-high 388 yards, zero offensive turnovers and just two offensive penalties (though both were annoying flags in high-leverage spots). Shough stood up to a lot of Panthers...

Now in their bye week, the New Orleans Saints have had a rocky season to this point. First-year head coach Kellen Moore is currently sitting at 2-8 overall while going 1-1 in divisional play versus NFC South opponents. A lot has changed since the offseason when I first predicted award winners, so let’s check out the present state of the Saints and who some of the team’s standout players have been.

Rookie of the Year: Jonas Sanker

Barring any late-season miracle work from quarterback Tyler Shough, I believe third-round pick Jonas Sanker has done enough to earn this title...