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New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara has been named Sports Illustrated's Breakout of the Year. Each year, new stars emerge in the NFL. Each year, SI recognizes these breakout athletes, and no one is more deserving of the 2018 award than the Saints' second-year star. Continue to Article

December 06, 2018 5:30:pm EST

It seems like it's been forever since the Tampa Bay Bucs won a video-game shootout against the New Orleans Saints, 48-40, in the regular-season opener. When the two teams square off Sunday at Raymond James Stadium, the Saints (10-2) will be trying to clinch the NFC South while the Bucs (5-7) will be trying to keep their recent streak of good play, which resulted in consecutive victories, rolling. "It feels like it's been a long (time) ago," Saints coach Sean Payton said. Continue to Article

December 06, 2018 12:57:pm EST

It is less than a month since Philadelphia and the Dallas Cowboys last played each other, but even in that relatively short period the Eagles have become a different team. After losing to Dallas 27-20 at Lincoln Financial Field on Nov. 11, the Eagles were hammered mercilessly by the New Orleans Saints. Since that 48-7 beatdown, though, the Eagles have turned around their season, and will now play the Cowboys in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday for first place in the NFC East. Continue to Article

December 05, 2018 10:41:pm EST

The New Orleans Saints are closer to getting back their second-highest-paid offensive player as they try to rebound from a first loss in more than two months - and lock down a playoff berth. Starting left tackle Terron Armstead returned to practice Wednesday, marking his first time in pads since his pectoral injury at Cincinnati in Week 10. The injury cost Armstead three games, including New Orleans' loss last Thursday night in Dallas, when the Cowboys' defensive line consistently pressured quarterback Drew Brees and limited the Saints' ground game to 65 yards - the fewest since Week 2. Continue to Article

December 05, 2018 7:12:pm EST

New Orleans Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson recently wrote a check for nearly $100,000 to pay off 408 layaway orders at a local Walmart, according to Nick Underhill of The New Orleans Advocate "They're coming in, and they're calling their friends Continue to Article

December 05, 2018 12:21:pm EST