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#Rams DT Nick Fairley in 2015: 1 TFL and 0.5 sacks on 421 snaps#Saints DT Nick Fairley in 2016: 3 TFL and 3 sacks on 187 snaps
— John (@JSiglerNFL) October 4, 2016
John Kuhn @kuhnj30 is up for the @NFL's Clutch Performer of the week! VOTE: https://t.co/0dZfq0B7eI #Saints50 pic.twitter.com/sMujtwCdk3
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) October 4, 2016
#Saints' Nick Fairley is on this list with a grade of 87.3 after 6 QB pressures: 2 sacks, 2 hits, 2 hurries https://t.co/4sMpUIAb2h
— John Hendrix (@JohnJHendrix) October 4, 2016
Saints-Chargers review: Despite allowing 34 points, New Orleans defense did some things well https://t.co/1Xj2AHOr4r via @theadvocatebr
— Nick Underhill (@nick_underhill) October 4, 2016
NFC South has allowed 500 points this year in 16 games (31 per game). Next closest? AFC South (393) The #Saints with most allowed at 138.
— John Hendrix (@JohnJHendrix) October 4, 2016
Saints CB B.W. Webb quickly secures prominent role https://t.co/wuZkLkMgbA pic.twitter.com/gfcVvG3tXo
— New Orleans Saints (@SaintsNOW) October 4, 2016
The anatomy of the Saints' improbable win at San Diego examined in this week's Film Study https://t.co/rK3oQ6qWXo
— Larry Holder (@LarryHolder) October 4, 2016
Drew Brees' emotional win, Coach O is king, LSU's new look, and more | https://t.co/UKrKZyBsHr's Sports highlights https://t.co/nY7hfVSrlc pic.twitter.com/0L4s77lBJ5
— New Orleans Saints (@SaintsNOW) October 4, 2016
#Saints learn quickly that FB John Kuhn is an 'ace in the hole' https://t.co/TJOm7REhzm
— Mike Triplett (@MikeTriplett) October 4, 2016
#Saints famously did it in the 2009 postseason (Warner, Favre, Peyton) https://t.co/O8VkNLIuD7
— Mike Triplett (@MikeTriplett) October 4, 2016
Have #Saints questions? Tweet them to @JohnDeShazier for his weekly mailbag! #AskJD pic.twitter.com/inNbGfHoLI
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) October 3, 2016
Former Saint @CurtisLofton50, helping @Chevron donate educational materials and games to Marigny Elementary School in Mandeville! pic.twitter.com/qO0s5sgPaU
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) October 4, 2016
#Saints @thomasmorstead currently leads the NFL in average punt distance (51.1 yards) and net average (47.6 yards). Longest punt = 66 yards.
— Deuce Windham (@RevDeuceWindham) October 4, 2016
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Saints News
Saints-Chargers review: Despite allowing 34 points, New Orleans defense did some things well | Saints | theadvocate.com
Even before the Saints became the beneficiaries of luck late in the fourth quarter against the San Diego Chargers, the team put some good things on film.
Saints Fantasy Forecast for Week 5
Check out which players you should target with the Saints on a bye in this edition of the Saints Fantasy Forecast presented by Campbell's Soup
Saints' first-quarter grade: A big, fat, beautiful 'W' ... finally! | SunHerald
The New Orleans Saints finally have a win on their resume after a slow start to the 2016 season. So where do they go from here?
Saints learn quickly that FB John Kuhn is an ‘ace in the hole’ - New Orleans Saints Blog- ESPN
John Kuhn had five touches for the Saints on Sunday: two went for first downs and the other three went for touchdowns.
NFL Power Rankings: How the Saints' win in San Diego helped | NOLA.com
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Jeremy Butler Promoted to Active Roster
The Buccaneers have promoted the wide receiver from the practice squad to the active roster.
Colts send message, cutting ties with underperformers Cromartie, Moore - Indianapolis Colts Blog- ESPN
The 1-3 Colts drop linebacker Sio Moore and cornerback Antonio Cromartie on Tuesday.
A Purple Evening: As Seen By Steve Smith Sr.
Dressed in their best purple, 4,500 Ravens fans flocked to M&T Bank Stadium last night for the team's sold out 10th annual women's event, A Purple Evening.
Odell Beckham Jr. 'not having fun anymore' as Giants offense struggles
After another frustrating New York Giants loss, Odell Beckham Jr. tells ESPN he isn't "having fun anymore."