EXPLOSIVE: New Orleans Saints Must IGNITE Offense vs. Giants, Spencer Rattler Faces Pivotal Moment

EXPLOSIVE: New Orleans Saints Must IGNITE Offense vs. Giants, Spencer Rattler Faces Pivotal Moment

The New Orleans Saints must be more explosive if they want to get a win against the New York Giants. We got all that and a little bit of land yap for you on today’s episode of Locked on Saints. You are Locked On Saints, your daily New Orleans Saints podcast, part of the Locked On Network, your team every day. What is good Huda nation and Huda family? I am your host, your friend Ross Jackson, New Orleans native, your New Orleans Saints expert and credential member of the media covering those New Orleans Saints as a Saints beat writer over at louisianaapasports.net. And on today’s episode of Locked on Saints, this is a very, very important game, not just for the Saints, but for their starting quarterback, Spencer Rather, the Saints offensive line is sure to be tested while being banged up against a very talented New York Giants defensive line. And if the New Orleans Saints want to get a win, they’ll have to do so while being a more explosive team. 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Uh, and the margin between what is explosive and what is and where the Saints are now, which is not explosive, is not as steep or wide as you might think. I want to take a look at a couple of numbers and these numbers are from the first four weeks of this season as well as the first four weeks of last season where the Saints were inarguably a more explosive team. Certainly through the first two weeks, but even in their week three and week four games, they still found some deep shots here and there that ended up making them look like they were the, you know, one of the best teams in the NFL. Um, offensive coordinator at the time, Clint Kubak, was getting head coach conversation through just two weeks of the season. All of it proved to be premature as this team went on a seven-game losing streak, fired its head coach, and then eventually would flip its entire coaching staff over the course of the offseason, change its quarterback, and so on and so forth. But they were inarguably a more explosive team through the first four weeks of the 2024 season than they were in the 2025 season. But would you believe me if I told you that the Saints have thrown more 20 yard plus passes this season than they did last season within the first four games of the season. It’s the truth. By one, only by one, the Saints have actually thrown 15 passes according to our friends over at True Media of 20 plus air yards. That’s yards from the line of scrimmage. while the Saints last year using the same metrics, the same, you know, also true media, all that through 14. Now, here’s the difference. The Saints this season have completed just three of those passes for a, and I mean this when I say it, measly 80 passing yards. I’m saying measly because the number is small. Not as an insult to anybody, but that’s not what you expect when you are tied for 11th in the NFL in 20 plus yard passes. That is also true of the New Orleans Saints this season. Now, last year, the Saints threw 14 through the first four games, one less than they’ve thrown so far this year. The difference is instead of completing three, they’ve complet they completed five through the first four games. five passes or five completions for 224 passing yards, two touchdowns, also had two interceptions. Now, you understand the further you throw a ball downfield, the higher the variance becomes. Yeah, you might walk away with a big explosive touchdown play. You might walk away with a big explosive play, but also you you’re putting the ball at risk as well. It’s a higher variance throw, but you’ll take that when you’re completing those passes and they’re leading to touchdown drives. So for New Orleans, the difference between this year and last year is two completions and about what 144 yards. So So obviously that is a big part of what the gap is, but the the the bottom line stands that the Saints are taking the shots. They’re just not connecting on the shots. Now, in some cases, it can be a ball placement thing. In some cases, it can be a drop pass thing. In other cases, it was simply that you’re just trying to get the ball up somewhere and give somebody an opportunity, and it’s covered well. All that. The Saints have zero touchdowns and zero interceptions on 20 plus yard passes so far this season, but they have a 40 49.3 passer rating, while the Saints last year had an 83.9 pass rating on such plays. And this is just looking at one quarterback each. is looking at Spencer Rattler this year, Derek Carl last year doesn’t take into account anything that my memory doesn’t serve me, but anything that perhaps Taesm Hill that the Saints tried to do early in the season with Taesm Hill, though memory doesn’t serve me well when I try to think about that. So, this is the margin of difference is it’s a difference of two completions, but two very big completions. And so there’s a big difference between the 20 yard pass that goes 21 yards and the 20 yard p 20 yard plus pass that goes 75 yards, right? And so that’s where the explosiveness came from last year’s offense. They were finding ways to get the ball downfield for massive plays, not just two 20ish yard passes. the Saints three completions of more than 20 yards. And you heard Lance Moore talk about this in yesterday’s squad show or rather Wednesday night squad show. One of them was for 39 yards in that San Francisco 49ers game, but one was for 20 yards and the other was for 21 yards. That’s not going to be enough when it comes to trying to be an explosive team. On the other hand, when you look at the five completions that the Saints had of 20 or more yards last year on passes that traveled through the air that much, uh there was a lot more going on on those completions than just barely 20 yard completions. You had one for 27, one for 29, but then you also had one for 39, one for 59, and one for 70. And in a couple of those, you’re talking about touchdown passes on top of it. the one for 59 yards and the one for 70 yards, which happens in weeks one and two. Uh the Saints had no uh completions of 20 plus yards last year in week four, but they had two up against the Philadelphia Eagles, 27 and 29. They had two in that incredible Dallas Cowboys game and they had one up against the Carolina Panthers. And so this was still pretty well spread out. This wasn’t just the first two games where the Saints were really like on top of the NFL world for a little while. this spreads out even going into week three and then attempts into week four as well. So that’s all that you need to see from this New Orleans Saints team, right? Easier said than done, of course. Uh but the margin of difference between how explosive the Saints were last year versus how explosive they are this year comes down to two receptions basically and more yardage on some of those receptions as well. But as we highlighted, even last year, there were some of those that were still in the 20 yard range. So, if the Saints want to get a win here up against the New York Giants, they got to find those explosive plays. Explosive plays lead to points. Even if the play itself doesn’t put points on the board, it’s you’re at a much higher rate of putting points on the board if you do complete some of those explosive plays. And that’s just in the passing game. The Saints also have a long run of only 18 yards. Finding ways to generate more explo exp explosiveness in the run game can be just as beneficial and that will be key up against the New York Giants. Coming up next, the New York Giants defensive line is sure to give the New Orleans Saints some fits. 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They literally helped move the game forward cuz if the New Orleans Saints want to move their season forward and move their rebuild forward, doing so on the ground is going to be the way that they get it done at least for this 2025 season. And so seeing some great success from the Saints up against the Bills on the ground helps to move the game forward. So you follow when you follow what it is that moves you. The unexpected is only the beginning. And just like there’s more to every highlight, there’s more to every Mazda vehicle. Mazda, move and be moved. All right, family. The New Orleans Saints offensive line is sure to have its hands full with a very talented talented talented New York Giants defensive front. Uh the New New York Giants might not necessarily be a team that tops the NFL when it comes to pass rush metrics. We’re going to focus a lot on pass rush here for this portion of the show. Um they’re just outside the top 10 in terms of sacks. Uh but they only have one fewer sack than the New Orleans Saints. They’ve got 10 while the Saints have 11. Uh and then pressure rate wise they rank right around the middle of the pack in terms of number 15. Now that metric is much better than where the Saints are, which they hover around 30 32 30 to 32 range in the NFL depending upon whose numbers you’re looking at. Everybody kind of charts pressures differently. How close are you to quarterback? How do you impact the quarterback? Like everybody’s got a different criteria there. But in any case, the New York Giants are a better pressure defense than the Saints, but relative to the rest of the NFL, they’re kind of middle of the pack. But while they don’t necessarily have the production to make them something like top of the NFL or anything, they absolutely have the talent that can get them there. Guys like Brian Burns on the edge, as well as of course Abdul Carter, Kavon Tibido as well. Two of those three guys top 10 NFL draft selections, fairly certain top five NFL draft selections. All three of them were top like 16 NFL draft selections as well. Then you add in Dex Lawrence, a three-time allp pro, excuse me, three-time pro bowler in the middle of that defense. This New Orleans Saints offensive line, which is again dealing with injury still, same old story there, is going to have its handful going up against this defensive line of the New York Giants. And so, how do they help themselves here while they’re dealing with some injuries? Well, first thing to notice is that the Saints will not have Caesar Ruiz at right guard. More than likely, that will mean Torres LA Simpkins stepping into that right guard role. A lot of people look at that as uh maybe even a net positive. So, folks are very down on Caesar Ruiz, even though the the pressure numbers and the sack numbers actually tick up when he’s off the field. Some of the egregious plays kind of seem to go away when he’s not on the field. So, I get the share there. Uh but then when it comes to Taurus Ellie Simpkins, he struggled big time up against the Seattle Seahawks, but played very well up against the Buffalo Bills, he actually had the second lowest pressure rate allowed amongst all rookie offensive linemen according to 33rd team with just 4.2% in uh in week four. And the only player that was better than him, only one, is somebody that the Saints will meet next week, but is familiar to Louis Louisiana sports fans, uh, and that was Will Campbell, former LSU Tiger, now New England Patriot, who allowed a whopping 0.0% pressure uh, rate uh, in his last game for the Patriots. And so looking at that and taking that into consideration, there’s obviously some opportunity there for you to still get some very, very good play from a player that has been very impressive all the way back from training camp, especially in the preseason while starting or having to play some games at center and starting some games at center due to the injury there to Will Clap early on in the preseason and then seeing a really good performance from him at right guard last week. Now, Dylan Raidens is a guy that is primed to step right into a right guard or left guard role if open, but he’s dealing with a toe injury right now. So, Simkins, the door is wide open for him. He’ll be one of three uh rookies that are going to get another start here in 20 or here in the week five matchup. We’ll go over those three names here in just a sec, but Torres Ellis Simkins obviously number 68 at right guard going to be a big one to watch. The other thing to watch here is Trevor Penning. Trevor Penning finished the game up against the Buffalo Bills, but did get rolled up on at one point. He was wearing a brace in the locker room. We asked him about it after the game. He said, “Don’t worry about it. It’s fine.” But then he was not on the field for practice on Wednesday. The good news, though, or sorry, he was on the field. My apologies. He wasn’t he was not participating in drills on the field during the open portion of practice on Wednesday. Let me make sure I’m accurate about that. On Thursday, that changed. He was active. He was out there. He was in uniform. All that good stuff. So, we’ll see what happens later on today when the Saints get back for their final practice on Friday. If he’s out there and participating and is even questionable going into Sunday’s game now dealing with an ankle injury as opposed to the toe injury that he had suffered in the second week of the preseason, that would be great news for New Orleans, even if questionable, because it gives you some chance to at least have four of your five starting offensive linemen out there and a very young promising guy uh to step in at Torres Ellis Simpkins Simpkins. If Penning is also not able to go, I would expect a guy like Awesome Richards or Xavier Truss to step in at left guard while Simkins stays at right guard. But we’ll see how things progress there. But those guys are going to have their hands full with Dexter Lawrence in the middle. And guys like Kelvin Banks Jr. and Tales Fanga who have allowed a total of 29 pressures between the two of them according to Pro Football Focus so far this season. the both of them are going to have their hands full with pass rushers like Abdul Carter, Brian Burns, and Kavon Tibido. So, that’s going to be a very, very big part of this game in terms of keeping Spencer Rattler clean. But beyond them, the responsibility will also be shouldered, the load will also be shouldered by the Saints rushing attack. If the Saints are able to be as successful against the number 29 rushing defense of the New York Giants as they were up against the number 32 rushing defense of the Buffalo Bills, it will force that defensive line to play a little bit more honestly and then open up some more opportunities maybe for those downfield passing attempts to finally come to fruition for New Orleans. So, that will be a big part of what we’re going to be watching there, too. And of course, if the Saints can put together some explosive plays in the run game, that only helps to further their case as well and helps to make the game a little bit easier on Spencer Rattler and the Saints passing game. And I think that the Saints passing attack could come to life in this matchup. The Saints, it feels like from a talent perspective, have a more talented passcatching group than the uh New York Giants have a secondary, especially if Tyler Newman is at all hindered in any way. he missed last week’s game up against the Los Angeles Chargers. If he’s either hindered, although, you know, he was back at practice limited on Thursday, or if he’s out, that certainly gives the New Orleans Saints another opportunity there. I mentioned that Simkins would be one of three rookies to be starting in this game. That of course leaves out Kai Kroger, so I should say four rookies to be starting in this game. Uh, but a guy like uh Toris Simpkins obviously is going to be big to watch. Jonas Sanker getting his next start and he had an awesome game up against the Buffalo Bills last week. And another guy that looks in line to start now and to get his first career start will be rookie quarterback Quincy Riley. That’s going to be a big big matchup to watch. Now thankfully as a rookie he’s not gonna have to match up against Malik Neighbors, but still some talented wide receivers for the New York Giants. Guys like Jaylen Hyatt, Darius Sllayton, a veteran that knows how to take advantage of some opportunities. Juanale Robinson of course taking some snaps out of the slot. He’ll mostly be lined up I imagine up against Alante Taylor. But Quincy Riley on the outside opposite uh Kool-Aid McKenry in those nickel snaps going to be a big piece of this to watch. He’s a ball hawk. Can he go and get the ball back for this New Orleans Saints offense and help to steal some possessions? And can Yonas Sanker continue to build on his performance that he showed up against the Buffalo Bills? That will be both of those guys will be big parts of this game. Not just from the passing defense though, also them stopping Cam Scataboo as well as Jackson Dart in the run game is going to be pivotal. This game is pivotal. Not just for the New Orleans Saints, but for secondyear quarterback Spencer Rattler as well. Let’s discuss why and how things can go as we continue on with today’s episode of Locked On Saints, part of Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. I’m Cody Ror from Lockdown Broncos and this episode is brought to you by Pelaton. Pelaton is shaping the future of fitness with the brand new Pelaton Crossraining Tread Plus powered by Pelaton IQ. This is Pelaton’s most advanced equipment yet, giving you real time guidance and endless ways to move. 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Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and follow. Show your support for the show. We’re here every single Monday through Friday for you, giving you the latest on your New Orleans Saints. And don’t forget to catch us every Monday through Friday as well over at the GF Coast Sports Entertainment Network at 10 a.m. each of those weekdays. This is a really important game for New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler. But I want to be very clear about my intent to dis and discussion around this. It’s one of the reasons why I saved it to the end of the show so that we don’t get like the reactionary responses of a title or something like that and that instead like I’m saving this for you who made it all the way through through the show and wanted to have this conversation with you. So for Spencer Rattler, let me be clear about what I’m not saying before I get to what it is that I am saying so nothing gets misconstrued here. What I’m not going to be saying is that Spencer Rattler is a bad quarterback. What I’m not going to be saying is that Spencer Rattler lacks the ability to improve. What I’m not going to be saying is that Spencer Rattler is going to lose his job after this week. What I am saying is that this is a perfect opportunity for him to show more growth and more development. The fact of the matter is that Spencer Rattler is a better quarterback this year than he was last year. The fact of the matter is that in many cases if you look back at that San Francisco 49ers game and really kind of through the Buffalo Bills game as well, he has shown some improvements just during this season as well. Spencer Rler has not been the reason that the New Orleans Saints has lo have lost games, but in all fairness, he’s not been the reason that they’ve won games either. And that becomes a part of the journey for any rookie quarterback, any young quarterback in the NFL. you go from becoming or being the player that can play an NFL game, which in and of itself is an incredible achievement. I could never do it. Uh to becoming the guy that a team can win with to becoming the guy that a team wins because of and then only after that do you even begin to get into the conversation of whether or not you can be a franchise quarterback in the NFL. Now, let me be clear again with what I’m not saying. I am not saying that Spencer Rather is or isn’t any one of those and in any case if he was it is a part of a journey of development. You start at one and you show progress towards the other. And sometimes you get off to a quick start in one of those conversations. We’ve seen that happen, Patrick Mahomes, but then we’ve also seen the other side of that happen with other players like Josh Rosen, right, who showed that he couldn’t even be a player that played in the NFL. But then we see the guys like Jordan Love who can maybe be the guy that you win because of but is still only on the precipice of the conversation around being a franchise quarterback. So on and so forth. So for Spencer Rattler, he is solidly in one place beginning to develop into the other place. I asked Spencer Rattler a question the other day and I really enjoyed his answer. This was from Wednesday because a lot of the talking points around Spencer Rattler so far this season have been an inability to make some of the connections necessary on some of the inbreaking routes. Now, some of those connections were misses in terms of ball placement, others were drops, things like that. Some were a combination of both. I think the most the one that comes to most people’s mind was the misconnection between he and Chris Ave in the end zone on the inbreaking route and what should have been a touchdown. Just call it what it is. Um, and then you go back to the preseason, there was one there. You go to the week three game up against the Seattle Seahawks. Another misconnection from the opposite side of the field between Olve and uh Spencer Rattler. throw placed behind Chris Ave that ended up being broken up, threw the defender into the play. And then another one was the ball placement on the inbreaking route that could have given the Saints their first lead of the season up against the Buffalo Bills in the second half of that game on that almost incredible catch by Brandon Cooks to Brandon Cooks’s uh credit in all of that too. So those are the throws that obviously become a part of the question. Now again, I’ll have to be clear about what it is that I’m not saying so that nothing becomes misconstrued. But what I’m not saying is that uh Spencer Rattler will always lack the ability to make thous. What I’m saying is that it has been a trend so far in this game up against the New York Giants should present him an opportunity to show that he can present the growth that he so I thought forcefully described that he has confidence in when I asked him about it on Wednesday. Now, when I say forceful, I don’t mean that he was rude about it. He wasn’t at all. And he wasn’t upset when I asked the question at all, but I love the way that he answered it because he answered it with a level of command and belief in himself and his team. He said immediately, I put that one on me. Excuse me. I put that on me. Uh the idea of these inbreaking routes, he said, just got to keep working on timing. Got to keep working on footwork, chemistry with the guys. They know that they’re going to go for it. He pointed out that sometimes you spend all week practicing that from 10 yards away and then in the game you run it from 17 yards away. But in any case, still have to find a way to make it work. And then he went into exactly what it takes to make that throw work. And then expressed confidence that he and his guys will be able to do that. Got to slow down your feet. Don’t have to throw it as hard as you can. Just put it in a spot and let the players go out there and make a play. And then he ended with this. But again, game of inches. You want those. You need those. You can’t miss those anymore. won’t miss them as in to say won’t miss them anymore. I thought that that was a good statement from uh Spencer Rattler who effectively took the blame for those throws but then expressed he knows how to fix it. He knows how to improve and that he will show that improvement. That is why I say that this game is a pivotal game for Spencer rather because he is trying to battle the business. It’s not always about the performance when it comes to quarterbacks when there’s another quarterback waiting in the wings. Sometimes it’s about the business. And so he has to convince the business to allow him effectively or or convince the the business to extend his reign as the starting quarterback for this team while he’s trying to prove that growth, right? And growth inevitably comes with more reps, more opportunities, all those other things. But at the same time, this is a quarterback that is going to continue to get pinpointed because he does not have a win yet in the NFL, which means that he has not entered the conversation yet of a quarterback that the team can win with or a quarterback that the team wins because of. He’s not in that conversation yet. And this game up against the New York Giants presents a prime opportunity for him to be able to navigate the pressure of a really good defensive line, but exploit the weaknesses of a secondary with a team that’s ready to go out there and show that they can take steps forward along with their quarterback. So, I am not saying anything finite or conclusive about Spencer Rattler because that would be premature. But what I can say is that this game massively important for him. Make sure you’re keeping it locked here on Locked on Saints so you get the Locked on Saints squad show after the game, which I’m predicting will be a win for the New Orleans Saints. Let me know what you think. We appreciate you very much as always making us a part of your day part of your routine for saying yes to me and the show. If you see me, please say hi. 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The New Orleans Saints have seen explosive plays in short supply this year. They’ll need them as they face a crucial matchup against the New York Giants.

Spencer Rattler’s development takes center stage as he aims to prove himself as a game-winning quarterback. The Saints’ offensive line will likely include rookie Torricelli Simpkins and must step up against a formidable Giants defense.

Quincy Riley appears to be in line for his first career start at cornerback, adding intrigue to the Saints’ defensive lineup. Chris Olave and Brandin Cooks look to exploit a potentially weakened Giants secondary, which presents a pivotal opportunity for Rattler.

0:00 Saints Need More Explosive Plays
10:40 Giants Defensive Line Presents Major Challenge
19:32 Spencer Rattler’s Pivotal Game

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