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New Orleans Saints:
Underdog Vikings defeat Saints in overtime, dealing New Orleans another playoff heartbreak - The Washington Post
The Washington Post covers the upset loss suffered at the hands of the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card Round.
Rabalais: What’s next for Drew Brees? Saints’ quick playoff exit instantly leads to questions - The Advocate
When asked about retiring after this weekend’s game, Drew Brees says that he is taking it “one year at a time.”
Saints players tweet about game, defend one another - WWLTV
Alvin Kamara, Marshon Lattimore, Cameron Jordan, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and Deonte Harris tweet support for the team and each other after their Wild Card loss.
The day the music died in the Saints’ post game locker room: ‘It stings every year’ - NOLA
Demario Davis, Jared Cook, Ryan Ramczyk, and Terron Armstead talk about processing their game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Saints’ Marshon Lattimore had to be held back from an assistant coach after TD drive - For The Win/USA Today
Marshon Lattimore had to be “held back” from Saint’s defensive backs coach Aaron Glenn during yesterday’s game.
Drew Brees running out of chances after he and Saints drop the ball - ESPN
ESPN predicts that Drew Brees stays with the Saints for at least one more year following his outstanding performance in the 2019-20 season.
Taysom Hill did something no NFL player has ever done before in Saints’ playoff loss - NOLA
Taysom Hill becomes first NFL player ever to record at least 50 passing yards, 50 rushing yards, 25 receiving yards, and 1 tackle in a playoff game.
It is illegal for an offensive player to extend his arm or arms and create clear separation from the defender. That was OPI. #MINvsNO
— Terry McAulay (@SNFRules) January 5, 2020
This quote from Demario Davis after the Saints loss...just hits the soul#Saints #WhoDat #NOLA #MINvsNO pic.twitter.com/HgD8lLVvO2
— Brian Holland (@BHollandSports) January 6, 2020
The last play of @Vikings at @Saints is OPI. By written rule and on-field philosophy, Receiver clearly created an advantage. If called and reviewed, it stands. The consistent standard for creating an overturn remains a topic.
— John Parry (@JohnParryESPN) January 5, 2020