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Saints Practice, Press Conferences, & Injury Report: Final Week Build-Up
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The New Orleans Saints are preparing for their final week matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, with head coach Kellen Moore and quarterback Tyler Shough addressing the media at three p.m. central time. Fans can catch the press conferences live on the Saints official website and social media channels. After the press conferences, the locker room opens for player interviews. The Gulf Coast Sports and Entertainment Networks Saints All-Access Show at four p.m. central time will feature an interview with play-by-play announcer Mike Hoss, a game breakdown, and a preview of the Falcons matchup. The first injury report of the week will be released after practice.
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