The Aporia
14 articles about 11 events for “Giants' Loss to Saints” from Toronto Star.
“SAINT-DENIS, France (AP) — Aaron Rodgers threw one touchdown pass to move past Peyton Manning on the career list and Chris Boswell kicked three field goals in Pittsburgh’s 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday in the NFL’s first regular-season game…”
“The Saints had high hopes for their big week in Paris, but head back to New Orleans with a 2-5 record and questions following their 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday.”
“The Saints (2-4) responded to criticism from team owner Gayle Benson by beating the New York Giants 34-27 to halt a three-game skid, even though they nearly blew a late lead.”
“Reid said Monday, alluding to the Saints’ 34-27, Week 6 victory over the Giants on Sunday.”
“(AP) — Tyler Shough threw touchdown passes to Bryce Lance, Alvin Kamara and Chris Olave and ran for a score, Isaiah Stalbird forced a fumble on a kick return and the New Orleans Saints scored 34 consecutive points, holding on to defeat the New York Giants…”
“Edmunds played all 72 defensive snaps last weekend in a loss to New Orleans, and it was not clear when he got hurt.”
“…3 yards in just over 11 minutes in relief of Winston in the loss to the Saints, who were up 24 points when he entered. — The Texans beat the Giants 16-14 in their inaugural season in 2002, but have dropped all five meetings since then. — Giants receiver Malik…”
“That includes two picks in the loss to the Saints. ___”
“Making that feat even more unlikely is the fact that Washington played the Giants in Week 5 but that game ended in a tie, leaving no winner and contributing to the 0-6-2 mark the past two weeks.”
“Rookie Jalon Daniels drove the Bucs (1-5) to midfield on the ensuing possession, but Tampa Bay could only get as close as the Steelers 48 before Jalen Ramsey sacked the undrafted free agent on fourth down for an 11-yard loss to end the game.”
“The Saints (1-4) are coming off three straight losses at home — including a 45-24 loss to rival Atlanta in prime time, during which they trailed by as many as 28 points in the fourth quarter.”
“NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The color purple filling the Superdome’s field-level stands near the visitors’ sideline as time wound down in the New Orleans Saints’ Week 5 loss to the Vikings was hard to miss.”
“Will Reichard made all three of his field-goal attempts from 40 or more yards for the Vikings (5-0), including a 55-yarder to put Minnesota up 10 in the fourth quarter and all but doom the Saints (1-4) to a third straight loss — all in the Superdome.”
“The two were together in New Orleans from 2016 through the 2020 seasons when Glenn was the Saints’ defensive backs coach.”