Saints vs. Panthers broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?
The New Orleans Saints have another NFC South matchup on deck. The Carolina Panthers, who sit in last in the division, come to town for the Saints. It's a must-win for New Orleans in Week 14. Will you be able to watch this game on TV? If you live in the yellow areas on the […]
The New Orleans Saints have another NFC South matchup on deck. The Carolina Panthers, who sit in last in the division, come to town for the Saints. It's a must-win for New Orleans in Week 14.
Will you be able to watch this game on TV? If you live in the yellow areas on the map below you’ll get this game on your local FOX channels.
Kenny Albert and former Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma will be on the broadcast for Sunday's game. Alan Eck will be the head referee.
Saints-Panthers will kick off at noon central. New Orleans is currently favored by five points. It is hard to imagine that it will be a packed Superdome for the Saints against a lowly Carolina squad.
The two teams met once already early in the season. The Saints won by a score of 20-17 in a gritty, defensive game to start off the year with a 2-0 record. It's gone downhill since then for the Saints in most weeks.
Derek Carr still needs to clear concussion protocol in order to start on Sunday. His other injuries won't prevent him from playing, according to Dennis Allen.
Taysom Hill did not practice on Wednesday with foot and hand injuries. Rashid Shaheed also did not practice, and Kendre Miller remained out.
On defense, Cameron Jordan and Isaiah Foskey both did not practice on Wednesday after playing in Week 13. Keep an eye on the injury reports over the next two days for important updates regarding availability. New Orleans is banged up.
The Saints are 5-7, while the Panthers are 1-11 entering Week 14. It's a great opportunity for New Orleans to get a victory and get back on track.
Saints place two veterans on injury list
The New Orleans Saints have a laundry list on their injury report for Wednesday. A whopping fifteen players were included on it, and many notable names appeared. Of the fifteen, seven did not practice. Seven were limited, and one was a full participant. Check out the entire injury report below. New Orleans placed veteran safety […]
