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Saints rule out two players while another is questionable ahead of Panthers game

The New Orleans Saints ruled out two players for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers, while another was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report. The Saints will have to see if safety Justin Reid (knee) can return from a one-game absence after the veteran practiced twice on a limited basis this week. But New Orleans will be without running back Alvin Kamara (knee/ankle) and tackle Asim Richards (ankle). SEE MORE>>

‘We’re not playin’: The Saints are playing spoiler in the NFC South, but there's also more at stake

The New Orleans Saints have long been out of the running for the NFC South. But they still have a chance to impact the race. Heck, they already have. New Orleans' win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last weekend threw a wrench into what surprisingly has been a competitive division. The loss moved Tampa Bay into a tie for first with the Carolina Panthers, who just so happen to be the team the Saints host Sunday at the Caesars Superdome. SEE MORE>>

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Tracy Porter, Brett Maxie reflect on status as all-time Saints greats at Hall of Fame induction luncheon

Tracy Porter almost didn't attend the Saints Hall of Fame induction luncheon Friday, and he still was a bit conflicted as he spoke to the crowd gathered inside the room inside the Chateau Country Club. His mind largely was on his wife, Devyn, and their newborn son, Sayden. SEE MORE >>

Saints Friday Injury Report: 2025 Week 15 vs. Carolina Panthers

Seven New Orleans Saints players were listed on Thursday's Injury Report for the team's Week 15 game against the Carolina Panthers during the 2025 NFL season. SEE MORE>>

Former New Orleans Saints linebacker Whitney Paul remembered as versatile athlete, great teammate

Whitney Paul, a former New Orleans Saints linebacker from 1982-85, died on Dec. 3 in Houston, Texas. He was 72. Paul, who crafted an 11-year NFL career that began as a 10^th-round draft pick by the Chiefs (No. 277 overall) in 1976, made his way via trade to New Orleans in 1982, and concluded with Kansas City in 1986. It wasn't until after New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Jim Wilks and linebacker Whitney Paul finished playing in the NFL, and reconnected in Houston as retirees, that Wilks learned his former teammate was a star track and field athlete in high school. SEE MORE>>

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