Raiders vs. Saints Wed. Week 3 injury report
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The New Orleans Saints' second-year quarterback, who has made 11 NFL starts, has been ruthlessly productive down the stretch for the Saints (1-1), who will play their home opener Sunday against the Raiders (2-0) in the Caesars Superdome.
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The New Orleans Saints have lost one of their best offensive linemen at the worst possible time, with the No. 2 passing offense in the NFL humming through the first two weeks of the season.
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.
Home opener presented by Caesars will also feature Galactic performing at Champion Square and a special 60th season commemorative coin for all fans
The Saints are 1-1 heading into the Week 3 matchup, while the Raiders are 2-0. The game will be the Saints' first home game of the 2026 regular season after road games against the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens.
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.
New Orleans Saints land at No. 14 of Power Rankings after moving up 7 spots in Week 3.
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.