The Saints have a new man calling plays for them on the offensive side of the ball, and it's paid major dividends so far in 2024.

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Derek Carr has looked noticeably more comfortable in his second year with the New Orleans Saints. You can see it in his demeanor, but also the way he plays. Why is that? The most obvious answer is new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

The New Orleans Saints have a secret to their explosive early-season success that onlookers have discovered. Going with more under-center looks. That’s it. The secret sauce that makes the new Klint Kubiak offense tick so well for Derek Carr is getting under center more in a spread-happy league.

Late in the second quarter of their win against the Dallas Cowboys, before the game got out of hand, the New Orleans Saints faced a crucial third down situation.

Back-to-back wins by a combined 62 points have Derek Carr and the 2-0 Saints soaring to start the season. How, exactly, are they doing this?

Derek Carr and the Saints are clicking with an early efficiency that might not ever have been reached before in the NFL.

The Saints (2-0) lead the NFL in scoring at 45.5 points a game after a 47-10 win over Carolina in the opener and a 44-19 "Scorigama" victory at Dallas on Sunday, meaning that final score has never been produced in the history of the NFL.

Derek Carr broke out a smooth touchdown celebration after he scored in the New Orleans Saints’ win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, but the dance has cost the quarterback some money.

There are a lot of ways to describe the New Orleans Saints’ 2-0 start to the 2024 NFL season. Some would say “surprising,” others “incredible.” Derek Carr? Well, the Saints quarterback thinks it’s all very “cool.