NFL

It was a tough year in 2016

Odell Beckham wore special cleats to honor the late Craig Sager, and the NFL fined him for doing something for charity.

It's going to take more than a Christmas miracle for the black and gold to reach the postseason. Here's what has to happen.

One of those players should be a shoe-in for the Pro Bowl. The other is Drew Brees.

Not sure what channel or what time the NFL contests come on today? Here's all you need to know.

The Saints lost to the Broncos as a result of a "terrible call," and even the Denver players are admitting it.

Mark Ingram's big day powered New Orleans past San Francisco 41-23.

If there is a fanbase that understands what the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series feels like, it would be New Orleans Saints fans.

Saints head coach Sean Payton has a suggestion on how to improve the officiating in the NFL .

Jimmy Graham's return to New Orleans was not a pleasant experience.

Racquel Smith spoke publicly for the first time since her husband, Will Smith, was shot and killed earlier this year during his Saints Hall of Fame induction.

Broward Sheriff's Union wants to discontinue providing police escort for the Miami Dolphins football team until all players agree to stand for our national anthem.

On Halloween weekend, the Saints gave their fans a scare, but they held on for the win, thanks to the defense.

If you're a Saints fan you probably know who Jarrius Robertson is. He is a TRUE fan who is battling chronic liver disease.

A visibly frustrated Cam Newton walked out of a press conference after a 41-38 loss to the New Orleans Saints.

I had the opportunity to do a comparison over the weekend: Heinz Field in Pittsburgh vs. the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

Drew Brees has the passion to fire up a team like no other, but for the first time ever I saw him get emotional after a game.

Saints defense can't slow the Falcons

Former NFL player Darren Sharper, who is currently incarcerated on rape charges, has been nominated to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy weighed in on the National Anthem and the NFL players that choose to protest it.