Matthew Paras is a beat reporter for the New Orleans Saints, covering the team for The Times-Picayune and The Advocate. With a background in sports journalism, Matthew provides in-depth coverage of the team's games, player performances, and key moments throughout the season.
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Matthew Paras primarily focuses on local sports coverage, particularly football and the New Orleans Saints. His articles often feature expert commentary, event coverage, and legal policy regulation related to player injuries, playoff implications, and team decisions.
If you have insights into local sports events or can provide expert commentary on player performances or team strategies within the context of the New Orleans Saints or NFL in general, your pitch is more likely to align with Matthew's interests.
Given his focus on local news in Washington D.C., he may also be interested in government announcements related to sports policies at a regional level.
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By: Matthew Paras
Here’s a sign about how shorthanded the New Orleans Saints will be at wide receiver on Sunday: Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase had more yards in Thursday’s loss to
By: Matthew Paras, Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker, Luke Johnson
The New Orleans Saints (2-7) will try to end their 7-game losing streak Sunday when they host the rival Atlanta Falcons (6-3). It'll be the Saints' first game since firing
By: Matthew Paras
New Orleans Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi said center Erik McCoy is “doubtful” to make his return this weekend, but the team could be getting other reinforcements back from injured
By: Matthew Paras
Alvin Kamara is the New Orleans Saints all-time leading rusher.
By: Matthew Paras
Alvin Kamara is the New Orleans Saints all-time leading rusher.
By: Matthew Paras
Wearing only a towel and athletic tape, Alvin Kamara opened his press conference with an apology.
By: Matthew Paras
Derek Carr didn't have to tell Marquez Valdes-Scantling to freaking run. They've both been in the NFL long enough to know when the deep ball is there to be had.
By: Matthew Paras
New Orleans Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi knows the jolt a team can get immediately after firing a coach.
By: Matthew Paras
New Orleans Saints cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry returned to practice Wednesday, participating in the session for the first time since suffering a hamstring injury Oct. 27 against the Los Angeles Chargers.
By: Matthew Paras
Pete Werner has been sidelined for three games this season.
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