The New Orleans Saints (3-10) host the Carolina Panthers (7-6) at Caesars Superdome on Sunday. The Saints won 17-7 in the first meeting in November. Here are the predictions from our staff for the second meeting between the NFC South teams.

The New Orleans Saints are going to try to extend their winning streak to three games on Sunday against the New York Jets, but the offense isn't going to be at

“Even if we won the game, we still would’ve had to beat Tampa,” Jackson said. That is true.

Barely 27 months after he kicked an American football for the first time, Northern Ireland native Charlie Smyth drilled a game-winning field goal in the NFL. His 47-yarder with 2 seconds left on Sunday gave the New Orleans Saints their first lead and handed the Carolina Panthers a 20-17 loss that was as excruciating for them as

Tyler Shough has started six games in the National Football League as a member of the New Orleans Saints and already has made team history. That was especially

Carolina Panthers safety Lathon Ransom took accountability for his disastrous penalty late against the Saints.

The Panthers still can win the NFC South, but the path to do that is much more difficult than if they'd beaten the Saints.

It was a similar result in Jacksonville compared to last week against Miami. The Jets were flat from the start and the defense quit on their coach.