New Orleans Saints Game Reports & Results
Game results and postgame reports for New Orleans Saints from Vancouver Television Sports Desk. Browse the latest reports and earlier coverage.
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Reichard’s long kicks and Murphy’s two interceptions carry Vikings past Saints 23-13
Minnesota gave away just enough to keep New Orleans close, then leaned on its kicker, ground game and defence to finish the job. Will Reichard drilled three field goals, Aaron Jones Sr. ran for 113 yards and a touchdown, and the Vikings beat the Saints 23-13 at Caesars Superdome on Sunday.
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45 — 24Falcons run for five touchdowns in 45-24 win over Saints
Atlanta turned Caesars Superdome into a runway for its backfield, piling up 205 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns in a 45-24 victory over New Orleans. Bijan Robinson broke the game open early, Brian Robinson Jr. finished it, and Michael Penix Jr. supplied efficient balance whenever the Falcons needed a throw.
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35 — 27Raiders erase 11-point second-half deficit to beat Saints 35-27 as Brock Bowers finishes late rally
The Raiders fell behind by 11 in the third quarter, then closed with 19 unanswered points to beat the Saints 35-27 on Sunday at Caesars Superdome. Kirk Cousins threw three touchdown passes, Brock Bowers topped 100 receiving yards and New Orleans could not overcome four turnovers despite moving the ball for much of the afternoon.
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Tyler Shough’s fourth-quarter poise carries Saints past Ravens 24-17 in Baltimore
For three quarters, New Orleans looked like a team collecting field goals and waiting for something bigger. In the fourth, Tyler Shough finally supplied it, and the Saints turned an eight-point deficit into a 24-17 win over the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.
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Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown carried Detroit past New Orleans in a 31-30 overtime escape
The Detroit Lions won a game that looked comfortable, then chaotic, then balanced on a single missed conversion. Their 31-30 overtime result against the New Orleans Saints at Ford Field was not built on gaudy passing numbers or flawless defense. It was built on timely scoring from Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown, and on being just a little cleaner than a Saints team that moved the ball all afternoon but left too much behind.
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