The New Orleans Saints dropped to 3-3 on the season after a disappointing road loss to the Houston Texans. Once again, the Saints offense failed to find success in the redzone, but this was a total team loss. Terrance Copper and David Grubb look at the plays, the numbers, and to the future for the Black & Gold. Follow Terrance Copper Follow David Grubb

The New Orleans Saints had bottomed out offensively while losing back-to-back games to the Packers and Bucs, but they bounced back in a big way by blanking the Patriots in Foxboro, 34-0. The Who Dats still have a long way to go to reach their potential, but, as they say, a win is a win. And the Saints needed this one.

The New Orleans Saints suffered their first loss of the season after squandering a 17-point fourth quarter lead. Derek Carr is also sidelined with a shoulder injury. What went wrong in Green Bay? Episode Highlights: 4th Quarter Meltdown (2:16) Offensive Struggles (5:28) The Bottom Line on the O-Line (8:13) Impact of Kamara's Return (10:34) Derek Carr's Status (14:00) Futility by the Numbers (22:02) On to Tampa (28:00)

The New Orleans Saints accomplished quite a bit on Monday night. They beat the Carolina Panthers to improve to 2-0 for the first time in a decade, snapped a two-game losing streak at Carolina, and set a new franchise record for most consecutive games holding opponents to 20 points or less. In this episode of Bleav in Saints, Terrance and David look at how the Saints made some changes to their offensive attack that could benefit them down the road, give a shoutout to the legendary Dome Patrol, and explain why the Saints defense has been so good to start the season.

The Saints won their fifth consecutive season opener by defeating the Tennessee Titans 16-15. TC and DG look at Derek Carr's debut, Michael Thomas' return, defensive dominance, and offensive line concerns as the Saints get ready for a Monday night meeting with the Carolina Panthers.

It's finally game week as the Saints prepare to open the season against the Tennessee Titans. These teams have plenty in common, with both coming off of 7-10 seasons and aspirations of winning their respective divisions. Terrance Copper and David Grubb look at all three phases to identify the matchups that the Saints have to win in order to claim victory on Sunday.

For the second consecutive week the New Orleans Saints handled their business and came away with a 22-17 preseason victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. TC and DG talk about what was learned and what still needs to be tweaked as the Saints prepare for their final preseason game and upcoming trimming of the roster. Dennis Allen has set a different tone in camp this season and it's being reflected on the field. One thing is sure; the Saints are talented and should head into the regular season with possibly the best roster they've had in the past 4-5 years. Terrance and David also give Ronald Curry his flowers for a well-called offensive game and his legendary athletic career.

The New Orleans Saints opened the preseason with a 26-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The day was highlighted by strong performances on both sides of the ball from the starting units. David Grubb and Terrance Copper break down everything from Derek Carr's debut in this episode of Bleav in Saints.

The defense dominated the offense in camp last week, but the Saints got some good news with the extension of future Hall of Famer Cam Jordan and the announcement that Alvin Kamara would face just a three-game suspension to start the season. Now it's game week, so let's see what changes as the Black & Gold get ready to face an opponent for the first time.

The New Orleans Saints are in camp and in pads. Terrance Copper gives a player's perspective of the transition to contact and he and David take a look at the major battles and storylines that have already began to emerge. They discuss the challenges on the offensive and defensive lines, young players that need to make a leap forward, and the good problem of having so much talent available on offense. Follow Terrance Copper on X: @TCopper10 Follow David Grubb on X: @DMGrubb

Terrance Copper and David Grubb are back for another season of Saints football. With training camp just over two weeks away, they discuss what Dennis Allen and company need to do to find success in Year 2. Key position battles, concerns about both lines, and the return of Michael Thomas are just some of the topics they touch in. The Who Dats are almost back, so let's get ready!

The Saints' season came to an end with 10-7 loss to the Panthers. Now what's next for the Black & Gold? Rundown: Same old problems plague Saints (1:01); What is MT's future? (3:17); Offensive in transition (7:50); Which stars stay on defense? (8:52); Evaluating Dennis Allen (12:12); Quarterback questions (22:18).

The New Orleans Saints head into the final week of the regular season with the playoffs out of reach, but still have plenty to play for. Beating the Panthers would avenge an early-season loss and allow them to finish at .500 in the NFC South. In their final preview of the season, TC and DG expect the Saints to keep battling, especially in front of the home crowd. They also discuss the Damar Hamlin injury and its impact on the NFL, as well as what could be next after a second straight year missing the postseason.

The New Orleans Saints continued their late season surge, beating the NFC-leading Philadelphia Eagles 20-10. However, the Saints were eliminated from the playoffs. So what's next? Terrance Copper and David Grubb look at the key moments in the game, celebrate Cam Jordan setting a new franchise sack record, and talk about the future of the franchise as the Saints prepare for the season finale at home against the Panthers.

The Saints overcame a 10-point deficit and the coldest game in franchise history to beat the Browns and keep their playoff hopes alive. Another solid defensive effort and plenty of Taysom and AK on the ground was enough to extend the season for another week.

The Saints still have a slim shot at the playoffs heading into their Christmas Eve matchup with the Browns. Can they keep their hopes alive for another week? Terrance Copper and David Grubb look ahead as the Saints get ready to battle the Cleveland Browns and the elements. Matchups, injuries, and their thoughts on rumors surrounding the possible return of Sean Payton.

The New Orleans Saints come out of the bye week to face their rivals, the Atlanta Falcons, still with a slim chance to make the playoffs. Can the Saints string together four wins starting or are they just playing out the string?

The New Orleans Saints weren't officially eliminated from the playoffs after losing to the Bucs on Monday night, but the season is over. What can they do over the final four games to start building towards a successful 2023? Do the Saints give Jameis Winston a look? Should Dennis Allen be back for another season? Do the Saints to retool or completely rebuild? TC and DG talk about it all with the much-needed bye week finally arriving.

After being shut out for the first time in more than 20 years, the New Orleans Saints have only one path to the playoffs, winning the division. Is that even possible after the offensive display of futility they showed on Sunday? Terrance Copper and David Grubb look back at why the Saints' offense has come off the rails and what could be done to get it back on track. Is Dennis Allen's job on the line on Monday night if the Saints put up another sub-par game? That and more in this edition of BLEAV In Saints.

The Saints didn't play their best game of the season on Sunday, but they made enough big plays and avoided the mistakes that have hurt them all season. Can they build on this momentum as they try to win back-to-back games for the first time this year when they face the 49ers this weekend? Rundown: Keeping it simple (1:34); Putting the ball in playmakers' hands (2:26); Little things mean a lot (5:03); Finding consistency (7:58); Looking ahead to San Francisco (10:02); Backups step up (13:05); What about Jameis and the QB of the future? (14:00); Now or never (22:24).