The New Orleans Saints have five offensive linemen listed on their injury report, suffered a frustrating loss Sunday and have just three days to prepare for the Jacksonville Jaguars, who play Thursday Night Football at the Superdome. Our insiders, led by Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker and Luke Johnson, dissect just how bad things are for the Saints and why (some of us) think there's still some hope for this week with our Jaguars-Saints predictions.

The Saints Insider crew provides a complete breakdown of Sunday's game between the New Orleans Saints and Houston Texans, as well as a discussion on possible offensive line changes that could be coming. The Saints are 3-2 and looking to move two games above .500 for the first time in two years. Luke Johnson, Rod Walker, Jeff Duncan and Zach Ewing preview the game and give their predictions on what will happen Sunday in Houston.

The New Orleans Saints calmed choppy waters with a 34-0 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday. An elite defense led the way, and the offensive line improved. But at 3-2 and facing a trip to Houston this week, yo-yoing back to a poor performance could bring back uncertainty about the coaching staff and worries about the offense.

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The Saints Insider crew of host Zach Ewing and expert Rod Walker and Jeff Duncan are back to preview the New Orleans Saints at New England Patriots, a pivotal game for both struggling teams in NFL Week 5. We'll break down both teams' offensive struggles, the injury reports and give our predictions for Sunday's game.

After a disheartening 26-9 loss to Tampa Bay, the Saints are 2-2, and their boat seems to be taking on water fast. They need to turn things around fast, but head coach Dennis Allen says they won't be making any coaching or drastic personnel changes at this point. So what can they do? Saints Insider host Zach Ewing and experts Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker and Luke Johnson discuss the issue, along with much more on the latest Saints Insider podcast.

The New Orleans Saints' starting quarterback is truly up in the air for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Derek Carr back at practice Friday after injuring his shoulder but Jameis Winston taking most of the reps this week. Our team of Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker, Luke Johnson and Zach Ewing tries to make sense of the situation — and whether it will matter against the Bucs, a divisional opponent the Saints defense has dominated over the past several seasons.

Derek Carr is hurt, and Jameis Winston likely will start for the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. What is your level of faith in him? Our Saints Insider experts Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker, Luke Johnson and Zach Ewing give their take on that, plus exactly what the heck happened in the fourth quarter in Green Bay, the offensive line woes — and also how Sean Payton's new team gave up 70 points and whether Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are REALLY dating or just putting on a show. Hey, this is a full-service operation.

The NOLA.com crew of Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker, Luke Johnson and Zach Ewing is back to preview the New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers in Week 3. The Saints are looking for a 3-0 start but have a fresh face on the injury report and may be facing some adverse weather. We give our analysis and predictions to get you ready for gameday.

In the latest episode of the Saints Insider podcast, experts Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker and Luke Johnson take a look back at the Saints' victory over the Carolina Panthers, how similar it was to the opening win against the Tennessee Titans and how the Saints can get out of the rut of needing to win ugly. We also break down just how good this defense is, examine the Saints' depleted running back room and look ahead to Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers, with New Orleans hoping to move to 3-0.

The New Orleans Saints beat the Tennessee Titans 16-15 on Sunday to open the 2023 NFL season behind 305 yards passing from Derek Carr and a mediocre rushing attack. Was that a sign of things to come? We also look ahead to Monday Night Football against the Carolina Panthers, who have beaten the Saints up the past two years in Charlotte, give our general NFL Week 1 impressions and ask: Are the Saints going to have to put grass in the Superdome?