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There were issues to be sure but none not fixable in the Saints 20-0 win over the Dolphins. A healthier team, a bye week and the Detroit Lions ahead.
Tony Twillie|
The first month of the 2017 season was an absolute roller coaster for the Saints, ending high on the first day of October.
Dayton Brown|
The New Orleans Saints have won two in a row. Now, they must prove to everyone that this team is for real going forward. That will come soon.
Dean Mullen|
Coming off of an impressive victory on the road against the Carolina Panthers, the Saints traveled abroad to London to take on the Miami Dolphins.
E.J. Terry|
With all the focus being on playing overseas this Sunday, the Saints biggest challenge may be the wind and rain come kickoff.
Dean Mullen|
Three games can seem like forever. Especially after the miserable offensive output the Saints had in Weeks 1 and 2. But now Willie Snead is back.
E.J. Terry|
Summary of Who Dat Dish Podcast's Episode 15 in which we discuss the New Orleans Saints 34-13 win over the Carolina Panthers.
Dayton Brown|
On Sunday, against the Carolina Panthers, we saw the New Orleans Saints play their best all-around football in 3 seasons.
Dayton Brown|
Welcome back to the Saints of old in their first victory of the season. Sunday against Carolina, the Saints' play was reminiscent of their glory years.
Tony Twillie|
The New Orleans Saints traveled to Bank of America Stadium to take on the Carolina Panthers in hopes of obtaining their first win of the season.
E.J. Terry|
There are plenty of pretenders and contenders trying to make their marks through Week 2. Whodatdish.com gives the Power Rankings.
Dean Mullen|
After being kept out of the endzone against the Bills last week, the Panthers offensive woes provide a good shot at redemption for the Saints defense.
Adam Clausen|
After a preseason full of QB pressures and low-scoring affairs, Saints fans are now coming to realize that change on defense doesn't happen overnight.
Matt D'Mellow|
The New Orleans Saints have to wake up quickly this Sunday. The first half has been devastating to the Black and Gold putting them in a hole.
Dean Mullen|
Who Dat Dish writer Tyler Raymond summarizes the 14th episode of the Who Dat Dish Podcast. The episode reviews the Saints / Patriots game and so much more.
Tyler Raymond|
Cam Newton will be without his trusty tight end Greg Olsen this weekend. That will give the Saints a decent shot at earning their first win for 2017.
Matt D'Mellow|
It's been a rough start to the season for Saints fans. The Saints have pretty much sucked so far. So here's an untitled Saints poem to cheer you up.
Tyler Burchett|
Who Dat Dish had a chance to sit down with New Orleans Saints kicker Wil Lutz. He's been one of the lone bright spots this year
Dean Mullen|
New Orleans Saints' defensive struggles have one common denominator. Spoiler alert: it's head coach Sean Payton. The team's biggest blemish falls on him.
Dayton Brown|
The New Orleans Saints lost again to go to 0-2. The vicious circle of losing has to come to an end this upcoming week against the Carolina Panthers.
Dean Mullen|
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