Jeff Nowak

It isn’t lost on Spencer Rattler that he’s in a fortuitous situation, even if things aren’t perfect around him as he stares down a Week 17 showdown with the Raiders. See more on WWL and Audacy.

The New Orleans Saints face off in a game that, let’s face it, is for nothing but pride, the love of the game and tape evaluation. Here’s the three things we’re watching for when the Saints host the Raiders.

When the Saints clinched a fourth consecutive playoff miss earlier this month, it was already clear that major changes were needed. So how about after a loss to the lowly Raiders? Bobby Hebert sounds off after Week 17.

We’re back again, and here I am wondering why I thought it was a good idea to write a stock up, stock down column every week. But that’s what we do, so let’s do it after the Saints fell 25-10 to the Raiders in Week 17.

There’s still another game to play for the Saints this season, and one more year on the contract of one of the team’s most recognizable stars, but Sunday at the Caesars Superdome sure had a feeling of finality to it for Cam Jordan.

The New Orleans Saints haven’t done much right over the last two weeks, and that’s manifested in a total of 10 points and pair of double-digit losses. Here’s what Darren Rizzi had to say on WWL and Audacy.

There’s one game left to play in the 2024 season, but there’s no sugarcoating it: The Saints are a lot closer to the bottom of the NFL than they are to the top. Here’s what Bobby Hebert had to say on WWL and Audacy.

The city of New Orleans is still reeling after an attack on Bourbon Street that left at least 10 killed and dozens injured in the early hours of New Year’s Day. See more on WWL and Audacy.

The Sugar Bowl has been postponed 24 hours following a terrorist attack in the city of New Orleans early on New Year’s Day. See more on WWL and Audacy.

The New Orleans Saints have a lot of injury questions to answer ahead of a showdown with the Tampa Bay Bucs to close out their season. See more on WWL and Audacy.