Baltimore Ravens, New Orleans Saints
Digest more
Home opener presented by Caesars will also feature Galactic performing at Champion Square and a special 60th season commemorative coin for all fans
Gridiron Heroics on MSN
New Orleans Saints: Rising star receives crushing injury update
New Orleans Saints offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. suffered a scary left lower-leg injury during the third quarter of Week 2 against the Baltimore Ravens after a defender fell and rolled onto his leg from behind.
Two big names popped up on the Saints’ injury report Thursday, three days before New Orleans takes on the Baltimore Ravens in NFL Week 2. That means Chris Olave and Chase Young could be in jeopardy of missing the game.
Celebrate the Saints' 60th season with Diamond Drops for a monthly chance to win a prize bundle featuring items from Saints legends, current players and more. 4. Revisit the action from Baltimore with the latest photo galleries from Sunday's matchup.
The New Orleans Saints had to officially settle a pronunciation debate surrounding Travis Etienne Jr. after NFL fans noticed broadcasters calling the running back by a name that sounded unfamiliar to many viewers.
With the New Orleans Saints trailing 21-7 against the Detroit Lions and lining up for a first and goal snap from the 1-yard line, Vele lined up as the outside receiver in a heavy personnel package. He shook the corner at the snap with a shoulder shimmy and head fake then looked back for the pass from quarterback Tyler Shough.
New Orleans Saints star Tyler Shough sent out a post to Instagram after they beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
Get the latest fantasy football injury updates on Saints WR Chris Olave and RB Alvin Kamara for Week 2. Analysis and fantasy outlook for Travis Etienne, Tyler Shough, Devaughn Vele, and Juwan Johnson.
Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens face the New Orleans Saints for their 2026 home opener after trouncing the Indianapolis Colts 41-23 in Week 1. Newly hired head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle had the offense humming,