Ultimate Membership Packs Available

This is a tremendous deal and is only available for a limited time only. We will only be giving out 100 member packs this year prior to the beginning of the season.

Big Easy Mafia Saints Challenge Coin – Show Your Loyalty & Support with this Exclusive New Orleans Souvenir!”

What You Get:
• 1 Brass Collectors Coin
• 1 BEM Member Vinyl Sticker (vehicle)
• 1 “Challenge Coin Holder” Card
• 1 Bella + Canvas Triblend T-Shirt
• 1 Richardson Snap Back Hat

Coin Specs:

• Large, Heavyweight Coin
• Diameter: 2″
• Weight: 1.6oz
• Highest-quality mint, extremely fine details

SAINTS ADD SCOTT TOLZIEN AS QBS COACH

Kellen Moore is adding one of his guys to his staff.

The Saints coach has hired Scott Tolzien to serve as the quarterbacks coach, a source confirmed.

Tolzien worked with Moore on the Dallas Cowboys staff as an offensive assistant. He took over there as quarterbacks coach after Moore and Doug Nussmeier left to join the Chargers.

Tolzien spent several years in the NFL as a backup quarterback with the Chargers, 49ers, Packers and Colts.

SAINTS ARE HIRING TED RATH AS DIRECTOR OF SPORTS SCIENCE

The Saints have a new director of sports science.

The team is hiring Ted Rath for the role previously held by Matt Rhea.

Rath last worked as the director of sports performance for the Eagles from 2020-23.

Rath was an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Lions when Moore played there from 2012-14. He also worked for Miami (2016) and the Rams (2017-19).

He has twice been named the NFL’s strength and conditioning coach of the year, most recently after the 2022 season.

Welcome To The Big Easy Kellen Moore

Welcome to the Big Easy Kellen Moore. The new Head coach for the New Orleans Saints

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Big Easy Brand, A New Orleans Cultural Lifestyle Brand .

Big Easy Brand is a clothing company that captures the vibrant culture and spirit of New Orleans, offering a diverse range of apparel and accessories that celebrate the city’s unique heritage. Their collections feature unisex t-shirts, hats, hoodies, and polos, each designed to reflect various aspects of Louisiana life.

One of their standout products is the Big Easy Brand Logo Short Sleeve T-Shirt, made from a tri-blend fabric that provides a vintage, fitted look while ensuring durability and comfort.

In addition to apparel, Big Easy Brand offers accessories like the Big Easy Mafia Brand Trucker Cap, which complements casual outfits with its classic structured fit and adjustable snapback.

Big Easy Brand’s products are available for purchase through their online store, providing customers with convenient access to their unique New Orleans-inspired merchandise.

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Super Bowl LIX Is Coming Together In New Orleans For The Big Game

SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY PANINI

Super Bowl Experience, presented by Panini, will take place in New Orleans at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center from Wednesday, Feb. 5, to Saturday, Feb. 8.

The fan-favorite interactive football festival is bringing the NFL to life, offering fans of all ages the opportunity to meet current NFL players and legends, participate in interactive games like the 40-yard dash, snap photos with the Vince Lombardi Trophy, and view all 58 Super Bowl rings surrounded by the lively sounds and scenes that define New Orleans. Fans can also shop for exclusive merchandise at the NFL Shop, which is presented by Visa.

To ensure the event is inclusive for everyone, sensory hours will be available on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 1-3 p.m. CT, with adjustments to lighting and sound and sensory bags available to support guests with sensory sensitivities.

Additionally, HBCU Day will occur on Thursday, Feb. 6. HBCU Day at Super Bowl Experience is a celebration of the rich culture of historically Black colleges and universities in Louisiana.

Come enjoy a battle of the bands, exclusive giveaways and more. For undergraduate HBCU students, we are excited to offer complimentary tickets at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on Feb. 6 for you to celebrate HBCU culture.

Adult prices start at $20 inclusive of all venue and ticket fees. Kids 12 and under are free daily.

SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY PANINI AT NEW ORLEANS ERNEST N. MORIAL CONVENTION CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION & TICKET INFORMATION:

(Times are local and are subject to change)

All military personnel, veterans, and first responders receive a 50% ticket discount.

In partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project. Wednesday, Feb. 5, will be Military Appreciation Day, allowing free entry for active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

To purchase tickets for the Super Bowl Opening night event, click here.

To purchase tickets for the Super Bowl Experience, click here.

LOUISIANA CULTURE FESTIVAL AT THE FRENCH MARKET

The French Market is partnering with the NFL Host Committee, Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser, Louisiana Office of Tourism and the National Park Service will host the culture fest on Friday, Feb. 7 and Saturday, Feb. 8.

The festival will highlight many cultures with booths and activities, including Native American tribes, basket weaving, storytelling, cooking and French demonstrations.

SUPER BOWL HOST COMMITTEE PARADE IN FRENCH QUARTER

The Super Bowl host committee will host the first-ever Super Bowl parade on Feb. 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the French Quarter.

The parade will celebrate New Orleans’ record-tying Super Bowl and will feature Super Bowl-themed floats, Super Bowl-themed beads and plush footballs.

The committee will promise a lineup of celebrity guests and athletes and has Todd Graves reign as king of the parade.

The parade will start at the corner of Esplanade Avenue and Decatur Street going through the French Quarter and down Decatur to Poydras Street, concluding on St. Charles Avenue in the Warehouse District.

TASTE OF THE NFL

The National World War II Museum will be hosting a Taste of the NFL culinary event on Feb. 8 from 4 to 7 p.m.

The event is held by five nationally acclaimed chefs as well as 25 culinary masters, who will prepare their own Taste of the NFL signature dishes.

Chefs will be accompanied by an all-star lineup of NFL legends and players.

For more information and tickets, you can visit the Taste of the NFL website.

SBXTRA
SBXTRA gives fans priority access to their favorite Super Bowl Experience attractions all day , beginning at the time slot purchased. SBXTRA tickets include a general ticket to Super Bowl Experience presented by Panini, which is required for entry into the event. Look for the SBXTRA sign at the following attractions:

• Autograph Stage (one autograph for each SBXTRA purchase)
• Vince Lombardi Trophy (one photo for each SBXTRA purchase)
• Interactive Games (unlimited access)

Tickets for the SBXTRA tickets are $65 for all ages.

*Please note this is a cashless event, providing fans a safer and more hygienic environment.

To purchase tickets for the Super Bowl Opening night event, click here.

To purchase tickets for the Super Bowl Experience, click here.

For the most up-to-date information and event updates, fans can download the NFL OnePass app and visit BigEasyBowl.com.

Visitors can also do many New Orleans activities not related to the Super Bowl, including visiting the French Quarter, visiting the WWII Museum, visiting the Audubon Zoo and Aquarium and visiting Mardi Gras World.

Light shows across New Orleans

The NFL will showcase many décor elements throughout New Orleans to celebrate Super Bowl LIX and the local culture. As the Crescent City prepares to welcome both locals and visitors from around the world, fans will be immersed in Super Bowl LIX leading up to the game on Sunday, Feb. 9.

Key décor elements include:

Caesars Superdome Light Show
St. Louis Cathedral Projection Show at Jackson Square
Photo Opportunities in Jackson Square and outside of Caesars New Orleans
Queen Tahj’s Larger-than-Life Super Bowl LIX Display on the NFL Headquarters hotel

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The New Orleans Saints Have An Interested Buyer, When That Time Comes

First and foremost the New Orleans Saints are NOT for sale, But! a very serious buyer has emerged for whenever Gayle Benson does decide to sell her team. The NBA’s Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta wants to expand his portfolio.

“I’ve always loved the New Orleans Saints, but (Benson) won’t sell them right now,” Fertitta told the Houston Business Journal’s Chandler France. He clarified that there hadn’t been an exchange of formal offers or anything official, but he’s made his interest known.

Benson’s will instructs team president Dennis Lauscha to take on the role as executor of the estate and overesee the sale of the team. If he’s unable to do so, it would fall on general manager Mickey Loomis and longtime executive Greg Bensel to see it through. She also stipulates that the team’s next owner MUST keep the team in New Orleans.

Benson, 77, has no heirs and has shown every indication that she intends to run the team for the rest of her life, which is why this succession plan has been made public. But it’s always possible she could change her mind and agree to sell it sooner. If that’s the case, we could see the Saints go for as much as $6 billion — that was the winning bid for the Washington Commanders, a contest in which Fertitta’s reported $4.4 billion offer fell short.

When something like this does take place, it will be a major culture shock for just about every Saints fan because this ownership is all we know, but so long as the team remains in New Orleans, we’ll take it. At least Fertitta has experience owning a pro sports team before with the Rockets. Although he won’t be the only suitor when the Saints do eventually go up for sale. The NFL is a lucrative business and with team values continuing to skyrocket, some big names could be in the mix when that day comes.

Saints NFL Fan Of The Year (Vote)

Mafia members, please take a minute to cast a vote for one of our own to hold the title to be the entire NFL “Fan of the Year”. Here is a little bit about him.

Dr. Jonathan Roberts is a board-certified internal medicine specialist. Dr. Roberts completed his internal medicine residency at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, Louisiana. He earned his medical degree from Southern University-Baton Rouge in Baton Rouge, LA. Dr. Roberts is also a veteran of the United States Army National Guard. He says the best part about his profession is seeing a patient achieve positive health outcomes.

Dr. Roberts ensures patient satisfaction by always asking his patients what he can do better and if he has addressed their concerns. When it comes to patient care, he says that the right relationship is struck when a patient places their trust in him for every aspect of their health and medical care. Dr. Roberts chose medicine for the opportunity to serve others and make a difference in people’s lives, and he believes in being available and accessible to his patients. He is especially proud of serving on the governance board of the American Board of Internal Medicine.

When Dr. Roberts is not working, he likes to spend time with his wife and stepdaughter, watch NFL games on TV, swim, and play basketball. He is an avid fan of the Saints and has attended many events such as the Saints Hall of Fame gala, annual Saints 5K run, tailgates, preseason practices, etc. He has attended nearly all Saints home games for the past 55 years. He is also an avid mentor for the you in New Orleans and has provided scholarships for students that aspire to have careers in the sciences, sponsored sports camps and awarded participants by having them attend their first NFL game.

VOTE HERE

Big Easy Mafia Vinyl Decals

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Big Easy Mafia Member Stickers Now Available

We just released the Big Easy Mafia member stickers for club member purchase. They are now available for you to order for your Saints gameday group or for your chapter of Big Easy Mafia. Express your loyalty to the Saints and your fan club with a member vehicle sticker.

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The Hill Dat T-Shirt Inspired By Taysom Hill

The Now World Famous “Hill Dat” Tshirt. Even seen worn by a former President.

Just Who Is Taysom Hill?

HT/WT- 6′ 2″, 221 lbs
BIRTHDATE- 8/23/1990
COLLEGE- BYU
BIRTHPLACE- Pocatello, ID
POSITION- Football

Known as the “Swiss Army Knife” of the NFL. He can literally play any position on the football field and perform on a professional level.

* NFL CAREER –
Claimed off of waivers from Green Bay at the conclusion of the 2017 preseason by the Saints, Hill has provided value to New Orleans in multiple spots on both offense and special teams over the past seven seasons. In 2023, Hill continued to excel in a hybrid role, taking snaps at quarterback, tight end and wide receiver positions as well as being a contributor on special teams. Starting seven of 16 contests he appeared in, Hill rushed 81 times for 401 yards and four touchdowns, had a career-best 33 receptions for 291 yards and three touchdowns, and completed 6-of-11 passes for 83 yards and one touchdown, while adding two special teams stops. Hill has 12 career touchdown passes, 27 rushing touchdowns and 12 career receiving scores, making him the first NFL player since Frank Gifford 1952-64) to reach double-digit totals in passing, rushing and receiving touchdowns. In addition to his statistics in reaching the end zone, Hill has carried 398 times for 2,159 yards (5.4 avg.), caught 76 passes for 756 yards, completed 191-of-298 passes (64.1 pct.) for 2,348 yards, returned 19 kickoffs for 447 yards and added 15 special teams stops and a blocked punt. Hill’s 5.4 yards per carry average ranks second in franchise history.

* CAREER TRANSACTIONS –
Signed to a four-year contract extension by the New Orleans Saints, 11/22/21; Re-signed by the Saints (RFA) to a two-year contract extension, 4/26/20; Claimed by the Saints off waivers from the Green Bay Packers, 9/3/17; Waived by the Packers, 9/2/17; Signed by the Packers as an undrafted free agent, 5/5/17.
HONORS – 2022: NFC Offensive Player of the Week (Week Five); Pro Football Journal first-team All-Pro (flex); 2018: NFC Special Teams Player of the Week (Week 14).
2023 – Appeared in 16 games with seven starts on offense, appearing at QB, TE, WR, and playing on special teams. Finished second on team in rushing, recording 81 carries for 401 yards and four touchdowns, had a career-best 33 receptions for 291 yards and three touchdowns, and completed 6-of-11 passes for 83 yards and a touchdown, adding two special teams stops. Tied for team lead with six total touchdowns…Vs. Tennessee, Sept. 10, rotated in at QB and special teams. Rushed three times for four yards and recorded a special teams stop…At Carolina, Sept. 18, started at WR and saw action at QB, RB, TE, and special teams. Finished game one-for-one passing for 8 yards, had nine carries for 75 yards (8.3 avg.), and caught a pass for -1 yards…At Houston, Oct. 15, started at TE and appeared at QB, WR, and on special teams. Completed only passing attempt for four yards, rushed once for two yards and a caught career-best seven passes for 49 yards…Vs. Jacksonville, Oct. 19, started at WR and appeared on offense and special teams. Finished with five carries for 18 yards and a TD, his first of the season, and caught four passes for 50 yards…At Indianapolis, Oct. 29, started at TE and appeared at QB, WR, and on special teams. Had nine rushing attempts for a season-best and team-best 63 yards with a season-and-team best two rushing TDs. Also caught one pass for 14 yards, and went one-of-two passing for 44 yards, finding WR/RS Rashid Shaheed for a 44-yard completion to set up a touchdown. Hill’s touchdown second quarter 20-yard touchdown run was the longest run on the season by a Saints rusher. Hill’s two touchdown runs marked the sixth time he has had multiple touchdown rushes in a game, his first since 2021 (12/19/21 vs. N.Y. Jets) …Vs. Chicago, Nov. 5, saw action at QB, WR, TE, and on special teams. Hill became the first player to have at least ten career rushing touchdowns, passing touchdowns and career receiving touchdowns since Gifford. Overall, Hill led New Orleans in rushing with 11 carries for 52 yards, had four receptions for 13 yards and tossed the three-yard go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter to TE Juwan Johnson. Hill’s 20 receptions on the season are a career-high…At Atlanta, Nov. 26, rotated in at QB, TE, and saw action on special teams, handling the kick return duties in the second half in place of the injured Shaheed. Finished with two receptions for 55 yards, including a season-long 36-yard reception in the first half, and rushed seven times for 26 yards…Vs. Detroit, Dec. 3, appeared at QB, WR, TE, and on special teams. Finished 0-of-2 passing, had two catches for 15 yards, and rushed 13 times for a team-high 59 yards and a TD. Hill also recorded one coverage tackle. Now holds the club record for most rushing yards by a non-running back (2,073), surpassing QB Archie Manning, and his rushing touchdown moved him into a tie with RB Tony Galbreath (27) for sixth-most in franchise history…At Tampa Bay, Dec. 31, saw action at QB, TE and played on special teams, finishing one-of-two passing for 11 yards, two receptions for 30 yards and a TD, and rushed twice for one yard. Hill’s TD reception in the second quarter was his third of the season…Vs. Atlanta, Jan. 7, 2023, started at TE and saw action at QB, WR and played on special teams. Finished with a team-high four receptions for 28 yards, and had six carries for 51 yards. Sunday’s regular season finale was the fifth time Hill finished with 50 or more rushing yards on the season. 2022 – Played in 16 games with eight starts at multiple positions on offense, as well as contributing on special teams. Rushed 96 times for 575 yards (club-best 6.0 avg.) and team-high seven touchdowns, caught nine passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns and completed 13-of-19 throws for 240 yards and two touchdown throws with a 146.3 passer rating…At Atlanta, Sept. 11, started at TE and saw time at QB and carried four times for a club-best 81 yards and a TD, including a 57-yard rush. Also had one catch for two yards…Vs. Seattle, Oct. 9, appeared at QB, TE and on special teams and finished with nine carries for a career-high 112 yards (club-record 12.4 avg.) and career-high three rushing touchdowns (including a career-long 60-yard rushing score), while completing lone pass for a 21-yard TD. Selected as NFC Offensive Player of the Week, as he joined RB/PR Reggie Bush as only the second player in franchise records to capture Conference Player of the Week honors in two different phases (Week 14 NFC Special Teams Player of the Week in 2018). Became first player since 1970 NFL-AFL merger to register a kick return, two rushing touchdowns and a passing touchdown in the same game, second player in franchise history with at least three rushing touchdowns and a passing touchdown in the same game and third player in NFL history to record at least 100 rushing yards, three rushing touchdowns and a TD pass in a single game…At Arizona, Oct. 20, started at TE and saw action at QB and on special teams and carried three times for nine yards, completing two-of-two passes for 48 yards and catching a three-yard TD…Vs. Las Vegas, Oct. 30, played on offense at QB, TE and on special teams and rushed ten times for 61 yards, completing only pass for two yards and catching a pass for an 11-yard gain…Vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 20, started at TE and appeared at QB and on special teams. Rushed nine times for a club-best 52 yards (5.8 avg.), caught one pass for eight yards and completed one-of-three passes for 14 yards…At Tampa Bay, Dec. 5, started at TE and played at QB and on special teams, rushing three times for ten yards, completing a pass for a 21-yard gain and catching two passes for 35 yards, including a 30-yard TD. Became first player in Super Bowl era with nine rushing touchdowns, nine receiving TDs and nine passing TDs…Vs. Atlanta, Dec. 18, started at TE and appeared at QB and on special teams, accounting for 110 total yards, including 2-of-2 passing for 80 yards with a 68-yard touchdown pass to Shaheed, also contributing 30 yards on seven carries… …CONTINUE READING =>

Saints Interim Coach Darren Rizzi Suffers Injury After He Gets His First Win

Many Saints fans were concerned when they noticed the interim coach looked like he was in pain for no obvious reason. Well there was a good reason as a matter of fact. Payton Turner playfully pushed him in the back during the celebrating, and Rizzi came up a bit hobbled afterwards.

Turner was celebrating with thirty seconds left in the game, and Rizzi ripped him for it.

After the final play, Turner wanted to mess with him after that prior interaction. Rizzi has a history of stingers, and that’s what happened to him again. He said that his arm went completely numb.

The coach reassured everyone that he was fine, and that the whole situation was a positive one with his player.

There’s no doubting the passion from Rizzi. Throughout the game, he was shown getting fired up, both positively and negatively, due to the team’s performance. He badly wants to get the team back on track and is confident in his abilities to do so this season.

It will be interesting to see if New Orleans can start stacking more wins after this one against Atlanta.

Saints Interim Coach Darren Rizzi Gets First Victory

New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi enjoyed a strong start to his tenure, winning his first challenge in his new position during Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The decision to challenge the play came on a pass that was ruled complete, but was ultimately overturned for the outcome that favored Rizzi and the Saints.

Rizzi had the Saints on a positive trajectory against one of the NFL’s hottest teams, as New Orleans led Atlanta, 20-17, at the top of the fourth quarter. With the Saints riding a seven-game losing streak, this was one of the team’s strongest performances since they opened the season with back-to-back victories.

Rizzi, despite a couple of questionable play calls in this one, especially on fourth down, has garnered a lot of praise and support for the aggressiveness and confidence he’s shown the sideline. It’s much-needed and refreshing for a fan base that has witnessed nothing but pure stagnancy for months on end now.

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Chris Olave’s brother throws major shade at New Orleans after latest injury to the Saints wideout

Another disaster struck for the New Orleans Saints early in Week 9 against the Carolina Panthers. Saints wideout Chris Olave took a hard hit and was noticeably shaken up. He was carted off the field and diagnosed with a concussion. Olave was also taken to a local hospital.

Latest on Chris Olave

Josh Olave, Chris’ brother, had an update on social media regarding the Saints wide receiver.

This is great news for the young receiver. That being said, Chris’ brother was always honest about the receiver’s future with the team.

Olave goes off on New Orleans

Olave’s brother made his thoughts clear on Chris’ situation with the Saints after Olave was forced to leave another game with a concussion.

His brother also posted support of Michael Thomas’ latest harsh words against Derek Carr. Thomas went viral for his criticism of the current Saints starter. It was a rant that spanned a handful of posts, and he did not hold back on playing the blame game.

We can understand Josh Olave’s emotional comments about his brother but Michael Thomas sits on Twitter and looks for anything negative to say about the Saints. His words mean nothing to us.

The good thing is that Chris Olave is doing well and has all movement in his extremities, according to the team. It is his second concussion of the season and fourth suffered so far in his NFL career.

Big Easy Mafia Takeover Bay St. Louis At Rags To Riches

The Big Easy Mafia’s Saints watch party at Rags to Riches in Bay St. Louis was a resounding success, showcasing the passion and dedication of Saints fans. As the game brought moments of tension and triumph, it also reinforced the importance of community and camaraderie among fans. With the season still underway, this event highlighted the joy of coming together to support the Saints, proving that whether in New Orleans or Bay St. Louis, the love for the team runs deep.

Rags to Riches, a popular local bar in Bay St. Louis, proved to be the perfect venue for the watch party. With its welcoming vibe and plenty of screens for game viewing, the bar quickly filled up with fans decked out in black and gold. The friendly staff provided excellent service, ensuring everyone had what they needed to enjoy the game.

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Olde Towne Slidell Takeover 2024 (Saints Watch Party)

The Big Easy Mafia’s takeover of Olde Towne Slidell for the Saints watch party was more than just a game-day gathering; it was a celebration of Louisiana culture, community spirit, and the love for the Saints. As fans came together to cheer, eat, and enjoy each other’s company, they reaffirmed the importance of unity in the face of competition. The watch party transformed Olde Towne into a sea of black and gold. Fans donned their favorite jerseys, painted their faces, and brought flags and banners to show their support. The energy was palpable as families, friends, and fellow fans gathered to cheer for the Saints.

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Mickey Loomis Does Not Like To Fire Head Coaches

Mickey Loomis recently clarified to all New Orleans Saints fans that they have to look beyond the results when evaluating Dennis Allen. Well, let’s apply that same premise to Loomis himself.

Loomis said, “I think good organizations do is you look beyond the results. What’s the reason for the results, and how do you fix the reasons that keep you from winning? It’s not always about the head coach. Sometimes it is, but it’s not always about that.”

Hesitancy to look at the head coach is part of Loomis’ process. He did the same thing with Jim Haslett. ESPN’s Katherine Terrell dug up some old quotes from Loomis from an interview in Jan 2004 when asked about potential coaching changes.

At the time, the Saints were .500 in a three year span. Loomis felt firing the coach was the easy route but not the right route. “The right thing to do is to stay the course,” Loomis elaborated. “Often times that is the hardest thing to do. But I think that’s what we need to do.”
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Week 9 Is A MUST WIN For Dennis Allen

Saints head coach Dennis Allen should be in a must-win situation in Week 9.

New Orleans (2-6), riding a six-game losing streak, has a perfect opportunity to get back into the win column this Sunday on the road against the Carolina Panthers (1-7).

If it doesn’t, Allen might be better off skipping the flight back to New Orleans.

The Saints are far removed from their blistering 2-0 start when they outscored the Panthers and Cowboys by a combined score of 91-29.

Over their last six games, the Saints have been outscored 177-94, with four consecutive double-digit losses.

Injuries have hit New Orleans hard. In Week 3, it lost center Erik McCoy to a groin injury against the Eagles, and the offense fell apart immediately afterward.

Utility offensive weapon Taysom Hill missed four games, wide receiver Chris Olave missed one game due to a concussion and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee) was lost for the season in Week 6.

Quarterback Derek Carr (oblique) missed the past three games but had a promising throwing session on Monday and could start against Carolina.

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