Giants vs. Saints Pregame Report - Week 15
The Saints (6-7) wrap up a three-game home stand when they host the Giants (5-8) on Sunday. New Orleans is desperately trying to keep pace in the conference and NFC South and build upon their win last Sunday, but Tommy DeVito has led his team from the bottom of the barrel to being a borderline contender in the playoff race. Here's all you need to know about this matchup ahead of kickoff.
Week 15 Saints Pregame Report
All-Time Series: The Giants lead the all-time regular season series 17-14 and have won 2 out of the past 3 matchups.
Where to Watch: FOX (12:00 p.m. CT), Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake (field reporter)
Where to Stream: FuboTV (Start Your Free Trial Here), Saints App, NFL+
Where to Listen: WWL Radio locally (105.3FM) with Mike Hoss, Deuce McAllister, and Jeff Nowak (sideline reporter); SIRIUSXM: 132/384 (NYG), 210/229 (NO)
Referee: Carl Cheffers
Current Lines: Saints -5.5 (O/U at 39.5)
Jersey Combo: Black jerseys, black pants
Last 5 Matchups
- 10/23/21 - Giants 27, Saints 21 (OT)
- 9/30/18 - Saints 33, Giants 18
- 9/18/16 - Giants 16, Saints 13
- 11/1/15 - Saints 52, Giants 49
- 12/9/12 - Giants 52, Saints 27
Broadcast Map (via 506sports): The blue area is projected to carry the Giants-Saints game on FOX. They have the doubleheader.
Giants-Saints projected in Blue
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Saints Notes and Storylines for Week 15
Dec 10, 2023; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave (12) reacts to making a touchdown against Carolina Panthers safety Vonn Bell (24) during the second half at the Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports
WILL CHRIS OLAVE PLAY?
Chris Olave (ankle) is a game time decision. He didn't practice all week, but did get in some work without being at the facility similar to the prior week dealing with the concussion. Being without him would be a real big blow to the offensive attack, and things don't exactly sound optimistic right now.
New Orleans is getting back two big weapons in Rashid Shaheed and Taysom Hill, but not having Olave would certainly hurt. Marquez Callaway was once again called up from the practice squad, but we'd expect this to be a more run-centered attack against one of the league's worst run defenses.
THE RYAN RAMCZYK PLAN
Ryan Ramczyk is not expected to play on Sunday with his knee injury, which would be a big blow to the offensive line. We'd expect Landon Young to start in his place, but veteran Cameron Erving was also called up from the practice squad on Saturday. Perhaps facing the short week it might pay off to sit Ramczyk, but we'll see what things look like when the team plays the Rams. The offensive line will just have to get by without him.
SOLVING FOR TOMMY DEVITO
Tommy DeVito has been playing smart football and is a huge reason why the Giants have won three straight. He gets back a major weapon in Darren Waller too, as the Saints have had their fair share of struggles against tight ends. DeVito is taking care of the football, a nuisance when he runs the football, and is hard to bring down. New Orleans had a better start and showing last week defensively, but that was also the lowly Panthers, so Sunday will be a true litmus test to see where they're at.
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