Matt Paras is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for The Advocate, covering local sports news, particularly focusing on the New Orleans Saints football team. His articles provide in-depth analysis, player profiles, and updates on team developments.
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Matt Paras focuses on sports, particularly football and NFL-related news. He extensively covers local teams such as the New Orleans Saints and their coaching staff, draft implications, player performance analysis, and breaking news in this domain.
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By: Matt Paras
After a bumpy first year, New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr wanted to 'reintroduce' himself to Saints fans this offseason. Here's why.
By: Matt Paras
The New Orleans Saints have a new captain this year. One who is a jack of all trades
By: Matt Paras
Here’s a fun fact about Tyrann Mathieu’s career, one that’s slightly depressing for the New Orleans Saints safety: Mathieu has been in the NFL for so long that the New
By: Rod Walker, Jeff Duncan, Matt Paras, Luke Johnson
The New Orleans Saints kick off the 2024 season against the Carolina Panthers at noon Sunday in Caesars Superdome.
By: Matt Paras
Taysom Hill said the greatest sign of respect is the respect he earns from his peers.
By: Matt Paras
The New Orleans Saints ruled out four players and listed three others as questionable for Sunday's season opener against the Carolina Panthers.
By: Matt Paras
We finally have an answer to who the New Orleans Saints' backup quarterback will be for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers. It's Jake Haener.
By: Matthew Paras Staff, Matt Paras
Rashid Shaheed was running so fast and open that when the New Orleans Saints receiver hauled in the 59-yard bomb from his quarterback, Shaheed lost his footing as he tumbled into the end zone.
By: Matt Paras
Rashid Shaheed wasn't on the New Orleans Saints for the team's infamous no-call in the 2018 NFC Championship game.
By: Matt Paras
The Cleveland Browns are signing linebacker Khaleke Hudson off the New Orleans Saints’ practice squad, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed Tuesday.
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