New Orleans Saints Defense, Cam Jordan Dominate Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

New Orleans Saints Have What It Takes To Surprise In NFC | Saints Film Study: With the return of Alvin Kamara and their recent defensive success, the New Orleans Saints have what it takes to surprise in the NFC. The question will be, can they execute at a high enough level to make good on the opportunity? Sean Payton believe Taysom Hill and the team will have success in the passing game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers based on what they do defensively. What worked against the Jets and how they can make it viable against Tampa. The Saints defense has been a thorn in the side of Tom Brady since he joined the Bucs. Whether or not the Saints can continue that will be a test of their ability to replicate what's worked over the last couple of games. Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, and other star talents will have to lead the way. Brooke Kirchhofer of WWL-TV discuss the return of Alvin Kamara, how it impacts the team, and what the Saints must get right to upset the Bucs. Why Tre'Quan Sm by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Are Thorn In The Side For Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The New Orleans Saints will square off with the division foe Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday night. In order to cap up another. big upset, the Saints will need a lot lot go right starting with playmakers Alvin Kamara and Taysom Hill. David Harrison of Locked On Bucs helps to break it all down with some fun moments throughout today's Locked On Saints. Can Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, and the rest of the Saints defense rattle Tom Brady enough to force him into the mistakes he often makes against the Saints? If the Saints defense can force them, will their offense be able to capitalize on them? If the Saints want to get this win, the team has all the pieces it needs, but execution will be key. Generating turnovers, producing on offense, and forcing the Bucs into key decision-making moments on defense will all be a part of what it will take to knock off the current NFC South leaders. Follow & Subscribe to th by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Find New Formula With Taysom Hill, Alvin Kamara: The New Orleans Saints have been battling injury all season. But when key players like Alvin Kamara, Taysom Hill, and Terron Armstead return, there's a chance to right the ship. The Saints found creative ways to adjust their passing game even while condensing it. Without Deonte Harris, who put up over 250 yards with catches within 9 yards of the line of scrimmage, who will be the player to get the shallow targets? The Saints didn't just adjust their passing game, they also asked Alvin Kamara to do something they've hardly asked him to do in his career. How the Saints adjusted blocking schemes and what it means as the team gets set for it's biggest matchup of their remaining schedule with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Head Coach Sean Payton speaks very highly of LB Kwon Alexander, and rightfully so.. How Kwon and his defensive teammate performed and what performances like Marcus Davenport, Marshon Lattimore, and Marcus Wi by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints' Mark Ingram Could Play Key Role In Win Vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The New Orleans Saints face their toughest test of the season so far as Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers travel to the Crescent City to take on former starting quarterback Jameis Winston and a soaring Saints defense. For the Saints to pull out a key divisional win against a tough opponent, they'll need the offense to find a way to super charge in the passing game, lighten Alvin Kamara's usage while allowing him to still have an impact, and find a way to keep long drives developing. The Saints acquired running back Mark Ingram from the Texans via trade, reuniting him and the city of New Orleans. How he is utilized in this game, as he's expected to play, could be the difference in an explosive offensive and a stifled one. On the defensive side, star players like Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, Marcus Williams, Cam Jordan, and the returning David Onyemata will need to play up to their standards in by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints Could Upset Shaky Dallas Cowboys: The New Orleans Saints will be hosting the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday Night Football with a new face under center as Taysom Hill makes his first start of the season. Can the New Orleans Saints take advantage of their big shift, get weird, and get a surprise win at home? Mark Ingram is set to return and he could play a huge role as well, even if Alvin Kamara, Terron Armstead, and Ryan Ramczyk can't go. The Cowboys are looking like they'll have Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb back which will give Demario Davis, Marshon Lattimore, and the Saints defense a run for their money as they look to get back to the elite play from early in the season. How Zeke Elliott and Tony Pollard impact the Saints dwindling defensive line. With Mike McCarthy out, Dan Quinn in and the Cowboys' gameday staff impacted by health and safety protocols, do the Saints all of a sudden have a chance to pull off a surprise win over Dallas? The Saints will by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Ian Book Likely To Start For New Orleans Saints As Taysom Hill, Trevor Siemian Head To Reserve List: The New Orleans Saints added quarterbacks Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian to the COVID/Reserve list Thursday morning leading to the expectation that rookie QB Ian Book will be the starter on Monday Night Football against the Miami Dolphins. With Jameis Winston's season over on the injured reserve list, Book would be the fourth starting signal caller for the Saints. Ian Book was a highly-coveted draft prospect by the New Orleans Saints beyond just his Senior Bowl performance. As the winningest quarterback in Notre Dame history, the Fighting Irish alum crafted a high profile which checked a lot of boxes for Sean Payton, Ronald Curry and even drew praise from Drew Brees himself. Expect the Saints offense to look akin to what it did in the team's win over the New York Jets a pair of weeks ago. Condensed, quick-passing, simple reads, and a heavy dose of Alvin Kamara and the rushing attack. by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, Defense Key to New Orleans Saints Win In Jameis Winston Revenge Game: The New Orleans Saints have reunited with running back Mark Ingram as the team looks for more weapons on offense and ways to mitigate too many carries for Alvin Kamara, who is sure to play a large role against the reigning Super Bowl Champion and division rival Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Meanwhile, Tampa continues to forge on through injuries in the secondary without Carlton Davis and Sean Murphy-Bunting. Can the Saints get healthy in time to take advantage of another weak secondary? Alvin Kamara and Leonard Fournette are matching up against two premier rushing defenses. How they could steal the show from quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Tom Brady as Jameis looks to knock off his former team. Is the style of the Saints' offense being so run heavy more to do with Jameis' turnover history or the lack of receiving threats? David Harrison and Ross Jackson breakdown the New Orleans Saints hosting the Tampa Bay Buc by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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How New Orleans Saints Move Forward Without Wil Lutz & Andrus Peat | David Onyemata's Impact: The New Orleans Saints will have to forge ahead without another pair of key players for the rest of the season. How the Wil Lutz and Andrus Peat injuries impact the Saints and how Brian Johnson and Calvin Throckmorton can perform in their stead. Did the Saints find a new kicker just in time? Distance will be the concern moving forward in the field goal game. David Onyemata officially set to return to the Saints. Will he play this weekend against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? Did his preseason edge rusher snaps foreshadow 2021 usage? Lots of implications along with the return of the Saints' star defensive tackle. Running Back Alvin Kamara is soon to be able to call himself the best skill position player in New Orleans Saints' history. On the verge of challenging Marques Colston and Mark Ingram for franchise TD marks. Demario Davis' phenomenal performance against Seattle continues his remarkable 202 by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Film Study Revels Answers To Biggest Questions: In the New Orleans Saints Week 10 loss to the Tennessee Titans, many questions flooded the airways about Trevor Siemian's fourth quarter playmaking, Marshon Latitmore's coverage, the Saints' pass defense struggling against crossing routes and more. On today's Locked On Saints we're breaking down the film. Why has Trevor Siemian performed better in the second half of games? How have Cesar Ruiz and the offensive line performed without Terron Armstead and Andrus Peat? Did the Saints' receivers look better against the Titans? Mark Ingram can still be the lead back for an NFL offense and more! On the defensive side we dig into the Saints' passing defense, the combination of Demario Davis and Kwon Alexander, and what the Saints defensive line could do differently to add pressure more consistently from Marcus Davenport and Cameron Jordan among others. Doug Mouton of WWL-TV joins for WWL Wednesday to break down the Saints' s by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Defense Must Rattle Tua Tagovailoa In Miami Dolphins Matchup: The New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins square off on Monday Night Football and the Saints defense will be the key to a third straight win for the Saints. Tua Tagovailo and the Miami Dolphins are on a six-game win streak on the backs of an improved passing game and rushing defense. Can the Saints break the streak? Marcus Davenport and Cam Jordan's disruptive defense will have to lead the way and force Miami to make mistakes. Marshon Lattimore, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and Marcus Williams will have to be opportunistic and give the Saints offense extra possessions. Meanwhile, the offense will look to get healthier and more efficient that last week against the Bucs. The hopeful return of Terron Armstead, Ryan Ramczyk, and Sean Payton will be worth watching throughout the week for New Orleans. The usage of Duke Johnson and status of safety Jevon Holland will be key for Miami. Two teams from opposing conferenc by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints On Track As Demario Davis, Taysom Hill, And Others Return: The New Orleans Saints are starting to get some key pieces back from the COVID/Reserve list. Demario Davis, Kwon Alexander, Taysom Hill, and others are all set to make their return this weekend after missing the Monday night action against the Miami Dolphins. Unfortunately, more names can continue being added to the list as the others return. Safety Marcus Williams has been added on Wednesday and may no longer be available to go on Thursday depending on the NFL's evolving policies and protocols. What the Saints do without Williams if he can't go could be key as Sam Darnold makes his full return to the Panthers offense. The Carolina Panthers come to the Big Easy on Sunday and it's a must win for the New Orleans Saints if they want to keep their NFL Playoff hopes alive. Pass rush and ball control will be key to a victory as the Saints look to win out as the NFL season draws to a close. Follow & Subscribe to by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Cam Jordan Making HOF Case | Dennis Allen Head Coach Chances: New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan became the 38th player in NFL history to amass at least 100 sacks in his career. With more good years left to play, is Jordan making a case for Hall of Fame consideration? Considering the company he's already in on some small and impressive lists, it certainly seems like he is. While Cam Jordan sets himself up for future success, so is Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen. Thanks to a recent NFL rule change, teams like the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, and Las Vegas Raiders won't have to wait until the end of the season to pursue Allen, who raised his already high profile by shutting out Tom Brady and the Tampa Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football. The Saints defense was the story of Sunday night's NFC South matchup. While the defense as a unit was remarkably impressive, the individual performances that generated the dominant showing are too. Marshon Latt by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Could Mark Ingram, New Orleans Saints Topple Tennessee Titans Without Alvin Kamara?: Even if New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara can't go on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, A.J. Brown, and Julio Jones. The Saints and their defense can be competitive. The pivotal role played by Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, Cameron Jordan, and more this weekend. The Tennessee Titans are one of the hottest teams in football right now while the New Orleans Saints re-engage their search for an identity without Jameis Winston and Michael Thomas. The road may get a little bumpier for New Orleans if star running back Alvin Kamara is also unable to go this weekend. Key matchups come down to limiting pressure from Bud Dupree and the Titans pass rushers, locking down start wideouts A.J. Brown and Julio Jones with talents defensive backs like Marshon Lattimore, Paulson Adebo, and Bradley Roby, and establishing a run game with Mark Ingram. A win for each team rests on wining in the trenches, controlling by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints Not Enough Vs. Dallas | What's Next?: Taysom Hill not the quite spark the New Orleans Saints had hoped for in his first start of the season as the Saints fall to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 13 on Thursday Night Football. Hill may be the QB for the rest of the season, but the Saints have work to do to find their quarterback of the future. How the Saints offense and Taysom can get better heading in to next week. Despite throwing four interception, Hill was stellar in the ground game. Would a returning Alvin Kamara, Terron Armstead, and Ryan Ramczyk help the Saints continue to develop their options on offense and put Hill in a system to succeed against the New York Jets? If so, the Saints could get back to a run-heavy offensive approach along with a fantastic defense. Marshon Lattimore, Kwon Alexander, and others on the Saints defense may have played one of their best games of the season against Dallas. But with some bad calls, penalties, and drive stallin by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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How New Orleans Saints Can Topple Dallas Cowboys: Thursday Night Football Preview: The New Orleans Saints finally have a clear idea of what their gameday roster will look like. Even without Alvin Kamara, Ryan Ramczyk. and Terron Armstead, the team is slightly healthier in the backfield with the return of Mark Ingram and could see a jolt with Taysom Hill's first start of the season. But is it all enough to topple the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday Night Football? The trenches, turnovers, and third down conversions are part of the formula to win in the NFL. But the Saints must win some key matchups if they want to come up with the upset. Dallas has shown weakness over the last five weeks and will be without a large portion of their coaching staff. If New Orleans can find a way to win matchups with star wideouts Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb and keep Micah Parson and the Cowboys pass rush limited, they'll stand a chance. Dave Mason of BetOnline.AG joins to take a look at what Vegas expects o by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Must Open Up Passing Attack, Defense Can't Win Them All: The New Orleans Saints and Sean Payton receiving criticism for play calling in 27-21 overtime loss to the New York Giants. Jameis Winston and the Saints passing attack looked to be meshing well until one key decision, followed by a curious drought, set up a turning point. Meanwhile, the Saints defense struggled when it mattered most, allowing over 200 passing yards to Daniel Jones and company in the fourth quarter and lone OT possession. Demario Davis, Cameron Jordan, and Malcolm Jenkins all took on accountability for the defense's woes, but there were struggles all over as the game closed out. What needs to shift for the Saints and why is it important to do so sooner rather than later? The Washington Football Team could make things challenging for the gauntlet that awaits the Saints after the bye week. Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Saints Podcast on these platforms… ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? S by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Defense Tall Task For New York Giants | Locked On Giants Crossover: The New Orleans Saints and star running back Alvin Kamara should present a very tough matchup for the New York Giants this weekend. After losing LB Blake Martinez for the season, the Giants may have no answer for how to defend Kamara, particularly in the passing game. The task doesn't get much easier for the Giants on the other side of the ball as they deal with two hamstring injuries for WRs Darius Slayton and Sterling Shephard. The Saints' defense has been on fire to start of the season allowing only 14 points per game and ranking third against the run. If New Orleans shuts down Saquon Barkley, the Giants might have to rely on QB Daniel Jones and the hampered air attack against Marshon Lattimore, Demario Davis, Marcus Williams and the rest of a talented Saints defense. And they'd have to do so while the Saints get their of a full-capacity Caesars Superdome as well. The first of whic by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Miss Playoffs But Affirm Bright Future With Convincing Win: The New Orleans Saints might not be postseason bound, but they did enough in Atlanta to handle their business and remind their players, future players, and others paying attention of their competitive spirit and winning culture. Between loosing Drew Brees, chopping down the salary cap, replacing players at just about every position, a record-breaking 58 unique starters, Hurricane Ida, and COVID outbreaks, the New Orleans Saints went through the ringer. But whether it was Jameis Winston, Taysom Hill, Tevor Siemian, or Ian Book under center, Sean Payton was prepared and ready to compete - a clear Coach of the Year candidate. Cam Jordan, Kwon Alexander, Alvin Kamara, and Marcus Davenport - among others - all had standout performances in the Saints' 30-20 victory over the rival Atlanta Falcons. Although the Los Angeles Rams couldn't hold up their end of the bargain and the Saints will miss the playoffs for th by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints DBs Are Strongest Unit | Big 2022 for Marshon Lattimore: The New Orleans Saints signed Tyrann Mathieu and Marcus Maye this offseason after losing Marcus Williams and Malcolm Jenkins. Now Marshon Lattimore and the Secondary look like the strongest unit on the team. Joined by C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Paulson Adebo, and many others, the strength of the defense will meet the strength of the offense, the wideouts, throughout training camp. Iron sharpens iron. Demario Davis may end up sitting out of minicamp while he, Gardner-Johnson, and Deonte Harty await long-term deals. But there's no doubt he's the leader of the defense along with Cameron Jordan. And across from Jordan, Marcus Davenport may be the defender under the most pressure in 2022. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms: ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? Spotify https://bit.ly/lockedonsaints ? Audacy https://bit.ly/3fbxW9B ? Google https://bit.ly/3hmkmD6 ? Megaphone https://bit.ly/3 by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Passing Game, & Defense Have Unique Opportunity Vs. New York Giants: Alvin Kamara should have a feature role on offense helping move the ball up and down the field through both the run and passing game. Meanwhile the passing game and Jameis Winston have a golden opportunity to pick up the pace against the weakened Giants offense. Keep a keen eye on Cesar Ruiz now that Will Clapp is off of IR, as well as Calvin Throckmorton and James Hurst who will be debuting in place of the injure Terron Armstead. Can the receivers get going against the Giants secondary? And will the Saints defense continue to impress? The most important player on the defensive side in this game will be Demario Davis as he QBs the top-6 defense waiting to match up with a hampered Giants passing attack and offensive line. Meanwhile, Adam Trautman could have a key role in the success fo the team on Sunday.As well the New Orleans Saints fanbase as Who Dat Nation will be in full effect a by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints, Tyrann Mathieu Perfect Tandem After Malcolm Jenkins Retires: New Orleans Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins retires from the NFL and Tyrann Mathieu would be the perfect replacement. Mathieu's veteran experience, leadership, and ability to communicate on defense would be exactly what the Saints need for Marcus Maye, Marshon Lattimore, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and Paulson Adebo. Gardner-Johnson himself could be a good replacement in-house as well. But if the Saints want to go the familiarity route, no matter what bringing back P.J. Williams is a good idea. Darrion Gray of Locked On HBCU talks Florida A&M University safety Markquese Bell and why he'd be a good fit for New Orleans. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms: ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? Spotify https://bit.ly/lockedonsaints ? Audacy https://bit.ly/3fbxW9B ? Google https://bit.ly/3hmkmD6 ? Megaphone https://bit.ly/3y9ULmz Saints Wire's Ross Jackson hosts the Locked On Saints Pod by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Jameis Winston, New Orleans Saints offense look good headed into 2022: New Orleans Saints offensive stars like Jameis Winston, Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara have looked very good over the course of camp. With all of the takeaways, breakdowns and observations we've done, perhaps the most important is that the Saints offense, now with Jarvis Landry and Chris Olave added and a tight end room, offensive line and running back group set to be healthy, will be good in 2022. Should the Saints play their defensive stars like Demario Davis, Marshon Lattimore (if healthy), Paulson Adebo, Tyrann Mathieu and Cameron Jordan during Friday's preseason game against the Los Angeles Chargers? Start or sit for the final preseason matchup. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms: ? Apple https://apple.co/3tzKxZe ? Spotify https://bit.ly/lockedonsaints ? Audacy https://bit.ly/3fbxW9B ? Google https://bit.ly/3hmkmD6 ? Megaphone https://bit.ly/3y9ULmz Saints Wire's Ross Jacks by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Why the SF Giants should trade for Willy Admaes: The Brewers signaled their intent to re-tool with their trade of star pitcher Corbin Burnes to the Brewers. The odds of a Willy Adames trade just went up significantly, and the Giants make a lot of sense. by Locked On Giants – Daily Podcast On The San Francisco Giants

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Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints' Expected Starter Vs. Cowboys, Why It Makes Sense: The New Orleans Saints plan to start Taysom Hill on Thursday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys in place of Trevor Siemian. As long as Hill can stay healthy, he should be QB1 for the Saints. The Dallas Cowboys continue to be impacted by the outbreak of COVID-19 across their coaches and players. Even Amari Cooper could go on to miss his third straight game along with several coaches including head coach Mike McCarthy and starting RT Terrence Steele. Meanwhile, the Saints are hoping to get back at least one of their starting running backs in Mark Ingram and/or Alvin Kamara. It was time to move on Trevor Siemian, and one key metric helps to display why. Siemian's inconsistency throwing catchable passes, even when not under pressure is a clear indicator that it was time to try something new, something mobile, at quarterback. Here's why Taysom Hill makes sense moving forward. Follow & Subscribe to t by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints, Deonte Harris, Cam Jordan Situations Highlight Availability Concerns: The New Orleans Saints have had availability concerns all season but now with Deonte Harris officially suspended three games and Cameron Jordan potentially missing this weekends Week 14 matchup with the New York Jets, the concerns grow more apparent. How can the Saints replace Deonte Harris' production in the passing game? Harris is the Saints leader in receiving yards, second in receptions and has contributed through much more than a deep threat and special teams role. Can the addition of Malcolm Perry help the Saints fill the void? On the defensive side, injuries have been piling up on the defensive line, and now veteran leader Cam Jordan could miss the Sunday matchup as well after being placed on the COVID-19/Reserve list. Carl Granderson and Jalyn Holmes are the only remaining edge rushers on the roster, but the Saints could get help with a hopeful return of Marcus Davenport. They could also by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Film Study: Taysom Hill's Best/Worst & Defense Shines: The New Orleans Saints should have a lot to take away from their recent Thursday night game against the Dallas Cowboys including where Taysom Hill is at his best and where he's at his worst. The Saints offensive line is getting help from other areas, but is it hurting their passing attack? Breaking down Taysom Hill's comfort zones and improvement areas along with the rest of the offense and what it all means looking ahead to the New York Jets. On the defensive side, the Dline is still finding ways to rotate, but what will happen next week if there's no Cameron Jordan should be at the top of everyone's mind. While Carl Granderson continues to develop, getting Marcus Davenport would be a huge boost. How a bolstered pass rush could alleviate responsibilities taken on elsewhere. Doug Mouton of WWL-TV broke down the impacts of the drop in NFl salary cap ahead of the 2021 season and how it's affected depth in New Orl by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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James Winston And Taysom Hill Exceeded Expectations As New Orleans Saints QBs: The New Orleans Saints named Jameis Winston their starting quarterback ahead of the 2021 NFL season following his offseason QB competition with Taysom Hill. After that, all the narratives focused on which QB was the right choice, often times grounded in the projected failed either or both. Turns out, both quarterbacks would get starting time due to the enormously complicated season faced by the Saints. And in each of their own rights, Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill exceeded expectations. As for 2022, there's a chance that both Jameis and Taysom are back int he facility, or the Saints could target one of the big names that might become available via trade. Russell Wilson, Derek Carr, Jimmy Garoppolo and others could all be options for New Orleans. And while they'll turn every stone and inspect every possibility over the offseason - all eyes will be on what's next for the Saints. What's the difference between by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Defense Should Topple Atlanta Falcons Despite QB Situation: The New Orleans Saints have been on the wrong side of the news cycle all week. Jameis Winston is out for the season and Michael Thomas won't be making his return. But do the Saints still have enough to remain competitive? Their first matchup to prove their viability will be against a familiar foe, the division rival Atlanta Falcons. Will Taysom Hill be the Saints' starting quarterback? Or will his role as a receiver be too invaluable, paving the way for Trevor Siemian to get his first start in numerous years? Who will matchup with Falcons' receiving threat Kyle Pitts? Will Cam Jordan have another successful outing against Matt Ryan? Ross Jackson of Locked On Saints and Aaron Freeman of Locked On Falcons break it all down in this week's crossover episode previewing the Saints and Falcons' Week 9 NFL matchup. Follow Aaron on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/falcfans Follow & Subscribe to the by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints Play Calling A Key Element To Success In 2022 NFL Season: After adding Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, Tyrann Matheiu, and Marcus Maye, the New Orleans Saints will have one make or break element outside of their personnel: playcalling. How will Dennis Allen do juggling defensive playcalling and head coaching responsibilities? How the cohesion of the Saints coaching staff could be a saving grace. Pete Carmichael is set to call the plays full time in 2022 for the Saints offense and Jameis Winston. How will he maximize Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara, and the other weapons around him? Carmichael's track record shows he knows how to call plays for a talented roster, which the Saints have going into this season. Peter King projects the Saints as a double-digit win, top-12 team in 2022. But not for the reason you may expect. All of a sudden, the talk of the New Orleans Saints isn't the defense, but the offense. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platform by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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New Orleans Saints/Michael Thomas Relationship in Question | Another Big Day for Jameis Winston: The relationship between the New Orleans Saints and wide receiver Michael Thomas may be salvageable, but right now, things look tenuous at best. The Saints have potentially lost another star player to start the season, but it looks like they're in the hunt for a starting corner in the trade market. Could 2020 first-round selection CJ Henderson be an option? Todd Graffagnini joins to recap training camp day 10. A big day from quarterback Jameis Winston. Can Winston continue the momentum he gained in redzone drills on Monday? Or will Taysom Hill keep the gap close? Ross and Todd also discuss who they believe will get the first QB snaps in the first preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens. Marcus Davenport is looking great in camp. He'll have to carry it through to the regular season to make a statement in a very important year. Young linebackers continue to stand out and two interceptio by Locked On Saints - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Saints

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