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Five things to know about the New Orleans Saints on Monday, July 28

New Orleans Saints QBs Drew Brees, Luke McCown, Ryan Griffin and Logan Kilgore hold their daily competition after the team’s walkthrough on Sunday, July 27, 2014.

Jul 28, 2014 at 01:18 AM

Take a look Monday's Morning Break for a quick look at what is being written about the Saints and the NFL.

Sean Payton and players, including Zach Strief, Benjamin Watson and Tim Lelito, are scheduled to talk after practice around 10 a.m. Watch live at bit.ly/CoachLive

Watch Sean Payton review the first day in pads practice and provide injury updates after Sunday's practice.

Be sure to follow the New Orleans Saints training camp live updates here.

Check out day four of the Morning Report presented by Sean Kelley and John Deshazier.

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