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Final stretch will prove is Saints are a postseason team.

The Saints play the first of two straight games against NFC West opponents on Sunday as they host the division leading Seahawks.

It’s do or die time for the Saints as for the second straight season the Black and Gold are heading into the fourth game of the season without having won a game.

One point two different feelings. It’s remarkable how big a difference one point makes.

A new season is here and with it the excitement that this could be your year for postseason excitement once again.

The New Orleans Saints (5-8) have only two games remaining following Monday night’s matchup with Detroit (4-9) with games against Jacksonville and at Atlanta left, what will the final chapter be written about with it comes to closing the book on the 2015 season

While the 2015 season may be over for the Saints and any playoff aspirations, knocking off the unbeaten Carolina Panthers would be just fine with members of the Who Dat Nation.

Our Saints reporter Gus Katengell breaks down Sunday's big matchup with the G-Men.

Sunday is a battle of two teams struggling to right its ship. Who will stay afloat while the other sinks?

I can’t think of a week in which there is so much of it at such contrasting styles. The Saints enter week 5 coming off of a prime time win in a manner that QB Drew Brees said was a character building one for the team. Philadelphia on the other hand is 1-3 following a division loss and fans want their head coach’s head on a platter, and national media are penning columns about how their needs to be a change at quarterback.

Thanks to a healing roster, Saints are poised for better football.

The game is a big one for the Saints if there are to still entertain post-season hopes. Only 2 percent of all NFL teams since 1990 have started 0-3 have made the playoffs.

The Saints enter week 2 coming off of a season opening loss on the road to the Cardinals 31-19. The Saints are 7-1 in home openers under head coach Sean Payton.

Just who are the 2015 New Orleans Saints? You’re guess is as good as mine and yes I’m paid to cover and analyze the team. That’s the point. I honestly believe the coaching staff led by head coach Sean Payton, doesn’t really know what they have.

The NFC South will be won in the final quarter of the season. That is where we are at as we enter the final month of football.

The New Orleans Saints look to do something they haven’t done this season. Win on the road. They’ll have to do it against (3-4) Carolina in a game would give the winner sole possession of first place in the NFC South.

Our Saints Reporter Gus Kattengell gives you his take on this crucial game for the Black & Gold.

The New Orleans Saints have been a good team coming off of bye weeks. 5-0 the last few times to be exact and the Saints will need that magic to continue as they begin a tough stretch of games.

It took a bit longer than expected but the New Orleans Saints picked up their first win of the season last week in the comforts of the Superdome. A 20-9 win over an undermanned Vikings offense left players answering questions on if it was an ugly win and fans feeling unsatisfied. A win is a win though and now it’s on to the prime time lights of Sunday Night Football.

Saints – Browns. When this game came out on the schedule back in April there is a good chance that many Saints fans penciled this in as an easy win.