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
The New Orleans Saints opened practice Wednesday with Drowning Pool's “Bodies” — you know the metal song that goes, “Let the bodies hit the floor” over and over — blaring over the speakers. But for the Saints, the more significant news was the bodies that returned to the turf.
By: Matthew Paras
John Ridgeway was waiting for the Washington Commanders to trade him.
By: Matthew Paras
Alvin Kamara answered a question with a question when asked Monday about him listing his Belle Chase home for sale.
By: Matthew Paras
The New Orleans Saints have a new captain this year. One who is a jack of all trades
By: Matthew Paras
Bryce Young had a lot of bad games in his first NFL season, but his worst came against the New Orleans Saints. Last December, the Carolina Panthers quarterback completed just 36.1% of his passes for 137 yards and a 48.0 passer rating.
By: Matthew Paras
A week after punter Matthew Hayball beat out Lou Hedley for a roster spot, the New Orleans Saints worked out two other players at his position. It was curious timing given the Saints spent the whole summer closely evaluating the punting battle between Hayball and Hedley.
By: Matthew Paras
Conventional wisdom would suggest that teams typically don't tend to improve on defense after losing their best pass rushers in the offseason.
By: Luke Johnson, Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker, Matthew Paras
The New Orleans Saints kick off the 2024 season against the Carolina Panthers at noon Sunday in Caesars Superdome. Our staff breaks down how they see Sunday's game between the Saints and one of their NFC South rivals playing out.
By: Matthew 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: Matthew Paras
Taysom Hill said the greatest sign of respect is the respect he earns from his peers.
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