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Atlanta and New Orleans meet in an NFC South rivalry with both teams looking to make a statement on Monday Night Football.
The Yankees and Rays get ready for Game 2 of their ALDS after Tampa Bay shut out New York in Game 1.
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How to watch Falcons vs. Saints
- When: Monday, October 5, 2026 at 8:15 PM ET
- Where: Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA
- TV: ESPN
- Transmission: ESPN Unlimited – Get the FOX One / ESPN package
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New Orleans’ passing game has carried the offense for three weeks, and Tyler Shough has carried it to heavy video. He has completed 68.9 percent of his throws for 917 yards, 8 touchdowns and 3 interceptions, and the Saints rank fourth in the league with 281.3 passing yards per game. In last week’s 35-27 loss to Las Vegas, he went 29 of 42 for 255 yards and a career-high 4 touchdowns, keeping New Orleans in a shootout it couldn’t quite close out.
Atlanta’s defense is allowing 263 passing yards per game, third most in the league, a number that fits the volume Shough has already put up.
No Saints target has been more loaded than Chris Olave through three games. He has turned 36 targets into 27 catches for 375 yards and a touchdown, already clearing 100 receiving yards twice, including a 9-catch, 107-yard day in last week’s loss to Las Vegas.
Atlanta’s secondary has been active without much to show for it, breaking up 17 passes but coming away with just 1 interception all season. This aggressive, low-reward profile is exactly what Olave has chosen all year.
Atlanta’s ground game sputtered last time out, and Bijan Robinson was the reason why. He carried 29 times for 194 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Week 3 win over Green Bay, adding 19 receiving yards and a 55-yard burst. He’s up to 349 rushing yards and 3 total touchdowns through three games, and Atlanta ranks second in the league in rushing yards per game at 173.0.
New Orleans is allowing 27.7 points per game, fifth most in the league, after giving up 83 points through three weeks. Robinson’s workload and burst are built to continue piling on a defense that is already leaking points.
New Orleans’ pass rush has been busy without much return, and now it draws a receiver coming off the best game of his career. Drake London caught 9 of 10 targets for a game-high 194 yards in the Week 3 win over Green Bay, including back-to-back fourth quarter gains of 68 and 40 yards. Through three games he has 15 catches for 274 yards on 20 targets, a surge that coincided with the return of Michael Penix Jr. in the center.
The Saints have 7 sacks this season, but are tied for 25th in the league with just 1 interception. A group that gets to the passer without finishing plays is the kind that London has already paid for this year.
