The NFL schedule for the upcoming season was released on Wednesday, and fans can now secure their tickets to see the New Orleans Saints in action.

The New Orleans Saints regular season schedule is out, and one of the biggest surprises is the team not having any primetime games. This is the first time in 25 years that the team will not play in primetime.

Over the last few days, schedules for National Football League franchises have slowly started to leak out. This is all in preparation for the full reveal, which

The Cardinals lead the all-time regular season series 16-15…New Orleans won the last matchup in the Caesars Superdome 31-9, on Oct. 27, 2019…The Saints have an 8-4 regular season home record against the Cardinals,

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr is set to retire after dealing with a shoulder injury, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo reported on Saturday, per sources. Carr later announced his retirement from the NFL.

Though "meaningless" it may be, the preseason affair will mark the second return to New Orleans in as many years for Broncos (and former Saints) head coach Sean Payton. The clubs met during the 2024 regular season, with Denver winning in a blowout, 33-10, on national television.

The Saints won't have to fly too far in 2025, at least compared to the rest of the NFL. But they're dealing with some challenging two-week road trips.

NEW ORLEANS — The NFL released the full 2025 regular season schedule, and one thing jumps out right away: no primetime games for the New Orleans Saints. That means no Thursday Night Football, no Sunday Night Football, and no Monday Night Football.

The Saints and Dolphins will face off for the 14th time. Miami holds a 7-6 edge in the all-time series, with a 2021 victory in New Orleans snapping a three-game Saints winning streak in the series. The Dolphins also own a 3-2 advantage when these teams play in Miami, Florida.