New Orleans Saints safety Marcus Maye (6) walks with safety Tyrann Mathieu (32) as they get ready to stretch during organized team activities at the Saints practice facility in Metairie, La. Thursday, June 9, 2022. (Photo by Max Becherer, NOLA.com, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate)STAFF PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER

I guess we shall see soon…

The NFL schedule rotation calls for the Saints to play all four teams from the NFC West and AFC North. That means home games against star quarterbacks Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson.

A look at the compete lineup of opponents:

Home schedule

• Baltimore Ravens

• Cincinnati Bengals

• Las Vegas Raiders

• Los Angeles Rams

• Minnesota Vikings

• Seattle Seahawks

• Atlanta Falcons

• Carolina Panthers

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Away schedule

• Arizona Cardinals

• Cleveland Browns

• Pittsburgh Steelers

• Philadelphia Eagles

• San Francisco 49ers

• Atlanta Falcons

• Carolina Panthers

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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NEW ORLEANS SAINTS HEAD COACH SEAN PAYTON

Opening Statement:
“First off, I thought we fought hard did a lot of good things. Won the turnover battle and that was significant. Then when Taysom went down Trevor did a good job filling in all the things you want to do to win a game. Obviously, the other game didn’t go the way we wanted. I’m proud of this group, I thought we fought hard all season.”

On his emotions after winning today’s game but not making the playoffs:
“It is what it is. You’re disappointed. Obviously, as a team, we’re watching the finish of the game. You’re disappointed. You play to get in the postseason and our players the same way, feel the same way.”

On an update of QB Taysom Hill after being injured in the first half:
“No, we’ll have more once we do a little bit further evaluation tomorrow. Hurt his Lisfranc. We just don’t know to what degree, but we’ll have that get passed along to you guys as soon as we get a little bit further in his examination.”
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John DeShazier

Atlanta – The New Orleans Saints didn’t qualify for the 2021 playoffs. But the bow they placed on the first 17-game regular season in NFL history – a 30-20 victory over the Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium – was an impressive one as they finished 9-8, and skirted with a postseason berth until the very end.

In earning a series split with Atlanta (7-10), New Orleans claimed second place in the NFC South Division with one of their most thorough victories of the season.

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Congrats to @blakegillikin: NFC Special Teams Player of the Month!