Saints News from NOLA.com
The New Orleans Super Bowl host committee held a breakfast Wednesday morning to thank sponsors and staff members for a job well done. It was a chance for local officials to figuratively spike the football on a wildly successful Super Bowl LIX. And deservedly so Super Bowl LIX was a home run for everyone involved, especially the local host committee, led by chairman Marcus Brown, and executives with the New Orleans Saints and Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation. SEE MORE >>
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What Jimmy Graham knows and understands, after decades as an elite athlete and now in retirement after 13 NFL seasons, is the concept of team. And after crafting a career that will land him in the Saints Hall of Fame and Ring of Honor and, possibly, the Pro Football Hall of Fame having totaled 719 catches for 8,545 yards and 89 touchdowns in stops with the New Orleans Saints (2010-14, '23), Seattle Seahawks (2015-17), Green Bay Packers (2018-19) and Chicago Bears (2020-21), he knows a good teammate when he sees one. SEE MORE >>
The New Orleans Saints host the New England Patriots in the Caesars Superdome in Week 6 at 3:25 p.m. on Oct. 12 with the broadcast on CBS. The Saints and Patriots only have 16 total head-to-head matchups under their belt with New Orleans trailing the series 10-6. SEE MORE >>
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In a stunning development, Derek Carr announced his retirement on May 10.The New Orleans Saints quarterback's decision came as a shock to many, but not completely to his possible successor, Tyler Shough.Shough got a bit of a heads-up from head coach Kellen Moore, which was helpful with the rookie quarterback having to face the media later that day. SEE MORE >>
Gerry Philbin, a star defensive end for the New York Jets during the 1960s and '70s and a member of the franchise's lone Super Bowl championship team, died at the age of 83, the team announced Wednesday. SEE MORE >>
The Kansas City Chiefs swung and missed at left tackle a year ago, but they believe they've found a gem the second time around.One year after taking BYU product Kingsley Suamataia with the 63rd overall pick and watching him struggle after being thrown into the fire of live NFL action, Kansas City spent a first-round pick on Ohio State's Josh Simmons, a tackle with plenty of upside but health concerns following a season-ending patellar tendon injury. SEE MORE >>
