New Orleans Saints

New Orleans outgained Las Vegas and Detroit in losses while recording more turnovers.

The Saints converted fourth-and-10 on an Atlanta touchdown possession and two third-and-13s on Baltimore possessions that ended in field goals.

New Orleans led Atlanta 270–215 and Detroit 378–204 in net passing yards. Against Atlanta, that edge came alongside a 205–50 rushing-yardage deficit.

Against Atlanta and Baltimore, sacks lengthened New Orleans' distance on possessions that ended in punts. A false start also contributed to the Baltimore possession's fourth-and-27.

New Orleans had more net passing yards than Atlanta and Detroit in the reviewed matchups, although Atlanta outgained it overall and Detroit won.

Against Atlanta, a fourth-and-10 conversion came on a touchdown possession that also overcame first-and-25. Against Baltimore, two third-and-13 completions extended possessions that ended in field goals.

The Saints recorded four turnovers to Las Vegas' one and three to Detroit's one. They outgained both opponents but lost each game.

In the Atlanta and Baltimore games, sacks lengthened New Orleans' distance on possessions ending in punts. The Baltimore sequence also included a false start.

Atlanta gained 205 rushing yards to New Orleans' 50 and outgained the Saints 420–320 overall.

Two New Orleans penalties on third-down incompletions gave Las Vegas new first downs on a possession that ended in a touchdown.