New Orleans Saints

A lawsuit by two Saints ticketholders for a do-over of the NFC championship game due to a blown "no-call" by game officials was rejected by a federal judge.

Key rulings are expected soon in a lawsuit against the NFL filed by two New Orleans Saints season ticket holders upset with the outcome of the NFC championship game.

Days before the Super Bowl, the court battle has begun in a lawsuit seeking a possible do-over of the NFC game that ended with a Los Angeles victory over the Saints.

There's nothing like two overtime games in the NFL conference championships to keep television viewers glued to their recliners.

Two Saints season ticket holders asked a judge to order the NFL commissioner to reverse the results of the NFC championship game that sent the L.A. Rams to the Super Bowl.

A sportsbook is offering betting credits for customers who bet on the Saints due to a blown call by referees during its loss Sunday in the NFC championship game.

Rallying from an early 13-0 deficit, the Rams stunned the New Orleans Saints with Greg Zuerlein's 57-yard field goal in OT for a 26-23 victory in the NFC championship.

Washington State is creating a neuroscience center named for former WSU Cougars and New Orleans Saints defensive back Steve Gleason.

The Saints got two touchdown passes from Drew Brees and two interceptions from Marcus Lattimore in a 20-14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Former New Orleans Saints and WSU football player Steve Gleason the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor awarded by Congress for his advocate work in ALS.