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Saints Seek Momentum After Rare Win with Rookie QB
14 Nov
Summary
- Saints' home games see low demand, with some seats resold for just $16
- Saints haven't made playoffs since 2020, tied for worst NFC record
- Rookie QB Tyler Shough leads Saints to first win with rookie coach

As the New Orleans Saints enter their Week 11 bye, the team is looking to build on a rare victory led by rookie quarterback Tyler Shough and first-year head coach Kellen Moore. The Saints, who currently hold the worst record in the NFC at 2-8, have faced a lack of fan demand, with some home game tickets being resold for as little as $16.
The team's struggles have been evident since the release of the NFL's regular-season schedule last May, when the Saints were not selected for any nationally televised night games. Their last playoff appearance was in 2020, and there are no high-stakes home games left this season.
However, the Saints' recent 17-7 victory over the improved Carolina Panthers has provided a glimmer of hope. Shough, the team's second-round draft pick, became the first Saints rookie quarterback to win a game he started since 1981, and the win was the first in team history with a rookie QB and first-year coach.




