The New Orleans Saints moved on from head coach Dennis Allen after an embarrassing loss to the Carolina ... wants to prove that he can contribute and stay healthy in the NFL. Per the source, the original plan for the running back, who “tweaked” his ...

The NFL world woke up to some less-than-shocking news regarding New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen. Allen was relieved of his duties after the team dropped to a paltry 2-7 start.

joined the chorus of NFL observers to find humor in this season's misfortunes of the hapless New Orleans Saints. On the latest edition of "New Heights," the brothers mentioned the Saints firing head coach Dennis Allen after extending the team's losing ...

Derek Carr is far from unfamiliar with the process of changing head coaches. Darren Rizzi will be the seventh head coach of Carr's career. This is the third time he's witnessed a midseason coaching change.

Dennis Allen and Derek Carr made unfortunate history together. Allen is the first NFL coach to be fired by two teams with the same starting quarterback:

The New Orleans Saints have fired coach Dennis Allen a day after a loss at last-place Carolina extended the Saints’ losing streak to seven games.

Following the dismissal of Saints head coach Dennis Allen, calls inquiring about Marshon Lattimore's availability are starting to roll in.

Allen was promoted by general manager Mickey Loomis after a six-season tenure as New Orleans’ defensive coordinator, a period that saw his unit ranked in the top 10 in the NFL in 2020 and 2021. “Dennis has been a part of our organization for many years ...

"Allen entered this season with baggage in his own locker room," wrote Fowler. "The issue of Saints players feeling Allen didn't have their back by apologizing to then- (Atlanta) Falcons coach Arthur Smith for running up the score was real and tangible."

When New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson, not Mickey Loomis, made the decision to fire Dennis Allen, she listened to the fan base ... a high flying offense and one of the best teams in the NFL. That may have made the seven game losing skid hurt even ...

Pope Francis isn't known to be an NFL fan, but thanks to a series of social media posts, the Vatican's chief executive may have given a blessing to one franchise.