Vikings’ announcer goes wild calling final play of London win over Saints
“Double doink! Double doink! And the Saints can go marching out!
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Saints’ reporter Mike Triplett goes from ESPN to Nick Underhill’s NewOrleans.Football
Underhill has been running NewOrleans.Football since 2020 after leaving his job at The Athletic. He's now brought in another prominent writer in Triplett.
Sean Payton movie ‘Home Team’ lives down to expectations
Netflix should have punted on this idea. The film features Kevin James playing former New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton.
Sean Payton has a very meta cameo in Netflix’s Sean Payton movie
"We really suck without you." - Sean Payton to Sean Payton
Sean Payton says “I think I’d like to do that, I think I’d be pretty good at it” on TV role, but says...
"I haven't spoken to anyone from a media outlet relative to doing television or radio. Maybe that opportunity arises."
Sean Payton is reportedly “at the top” of Fox’s list if Troy Aikman leaves, but there are other options for him
Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports reports that Payton would be Fox's top candidate to replace Aikman if Aikman left.
Saints called Drew Brees, asking if he would come out of retirement and play quarterback for Week 16
Would Brees have backed up Ian Book?
Jim Everett has hilarious response to tweet asking who has a punchable face
Yes, it's Jim Rome.
New Orleans Saints fan Anthony Mackie wants Deshaun Watson for quarterback, he tells Desus & Mero
The Falcon is flying high!
Drew Brees says he hasn’t decided on retirement yet, despite Jay Glazer’s report that he’s played his last Superdome game
There's been smoke circling about Brees' retirement after this season for a while, which Glazer added to Sunday. But Brees said after the Saints' loss he hasn't made a decision yet.
Nickelodeon’s NFL Wild Card broadcast was fun, goofy, and needs to be done again
Football doesn't always have to be super-serious.
Unanimously picking the Bucs went very poorly for NBC, ESPN and NFL Network pregame shows
Three separate pregame shows all wound up with their analysts all picking the Bucs.
Right after NBC discussed the Bucs scoring on every goal-to-go situation this year, they failed to score on one
Tampa Bay was 22-for-22 in goal-to-go touchdowns, while New Orleans had allowed touchdowns in all 13 goal-to-go situations they had faced. Both of those stats changed after Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth discussed them.
