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NEW ORLEANS SAINTS HEAD COACH SEAN PAYTON

Opening Statement:
“First off, I thought we fought hard did a lot of good things. Won the turnover battle and that was significant. Then when Taysom went down Trevor did a good job filling in all the things you want to do to win a game. Obviously, the other game didn’t go the way we wanted. I’m proud of this group, I thought we fought hard all season.”

On his emotions after winning today’s game but not making the playoffs:
“It is what it is. You’re disappointed. Obviously, as a team, we’re watching the finish of the game. You’re disappointed. You play to get in the postseason and our players the same way, feel the same way.”

On an update of QB Taysom Hill after being injured in the first half:
“No, we’ll have more once we do a little bit further evaluation tomorrow. Hurt his Lisfranc. We just don’t know to what degree, but we’ll have that get passed along to you guys as soon as we get a little bit further in his examination.”
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John DeShazier

Atlanta – The New Orleans Saints didn’t qualify for the 2021 playoffs. But the bow they placed on the first 17-game regular season in NFL history – a 30-20 victory over the Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium – was an impressive one as they finished 9-8, and skirted with a postseason berth until the very end.

In earning a series split with Atlanta (7-10), New Orleans claimed second place in the NFC South Division with one of their most thorough victories of the season.

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Congrats to @blakegillikin: NFC Special Teams Player of the Month! 

Just like we all thought, the New Orleans Saints’ return to the Caesars Superdome would result in an overtime loss to the previously winless New York Giants.

Saquon Barkley’s touchdown run in overtime made the Saints a loser in a game that was supposed to represent a celebration upon returning home. New Orleans never could put the Giants away and lost its grip on the game late. 

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Following a one-year hiatus, the 32nd Annual Saints Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon is now set for Friday, November 5 at noon at the Jefferson-Orleans North, 2600 Edenborn Ave. in Metairie.

Super Bowl XLIV era stars Jahri Evans and Roman Harper are set for induction while long-time New Orleans Saints radio broadcaster Marco Garcia, who started the team broadcasts in Spanish, will receive the Joe Gemelli Fleur de Lis award.

The trio were chosen by the Saints Hall of Fame Media Selection Committee in 2020 but the induction was delayed by the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tickets are $500 for a table of 10 or $50 per person.
To reserve your spot, send your check, made out to Saints Hall of Fame, to P.O. Box 640394, Kenner, LA 70064-0394 or call (504) 471-2192 or email saintshalloffame@yahoo.com.

At the request of Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, the NFL and the New Orleans Saints announced Friday, Aug. 27 that due to the impending impact of Hurricane Ida on the Gulf Coast region that the team’s preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals has been canceled. The game, which was originally scheduled for 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug 28 was moved to noon at the Caesars Superdome. Due to the intensification of the hurricane throughout the day and after the most recent tropical update, the team’s leadership has made the decision in the best interests of all personnel that may have been directly and indirectly affected by the storm. The announcement comes after constant communications with City of New Orleans officials, the National Weather Service, Homeland Security, Gov. Edwards and leading state officials and the National Football League. The team encourages all residents of the region to take precautionary measures to remain safe throughout the impending hurricane. The Saints will be in communication with season ticket account holders regarding applicable refunds and/or credits to their season ticket accounts.

Masks are a Must

Per city and state mandates, all Saints ticket holders and staff — regardless of age — will also need to wear face masks at all times while inside the Superdome OR at Champions Square, except when actively eating or drinking. This requirement applies to all vaccinated and tested individuals. Failure to comply will result in ejection from the stadium or Champions Square. No exeptions.

The city of New Orleans requires all ticket holders, guests and staff ages 12 or above to either 1) provide proof of at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine that has received full approval or emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or the World Health Organization or 2) show evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 72 hours prior to entry.

Fans may present their verified digital proof of vaccination (LA Wallet or other official government sanctioned app) or an original, digital photograph or photocopy (both sides) of their CDC vaccination card. They may also present an official vaccination record issued by another state, foreign nation or the WHO.

Looking to get vaccinated? The Saints are teaming up with Ochsner for a “Countdown to Kickoff” vaccination drive tomorrow, Tuesday, August 17, featuring FREE sites across the Gulf South.

When Winston was with the Bucs vs now with the Saints 

… Left picture (Bucs) when he was in a unhealthy environment with unbalanced team vs Right picture (Saints) now in a healthy environment with balanced team. You can tell the difference in appearance which system is better and working for him instead of against him. Obviously Bucs system was the cancer in his career. The NFL will be shock and see a major change. Leave it up to Sean Payton and the Saints to get him right. It’s better to be a silent Tiger than a barking Pit bull. It’s hunting time and Winston hungry and ready to eat. Winston about to remind y’all why he was the 1st pick in the Draft. I don’t care what nobody say… Jameis will have a ball out season!!!! Who Dat