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Loser: Montae Nicholson after a severe penalty
New Orleans went well, but Ryan Kerrigan went on points 3 and 8 to transfer Brees for a loss of 8 yards, well off the field. Whenever you can force a high-powered attack like the Saints to hit midway when they approach the middle of the field, you've done a good job.
You did not do a good job if you decided to push another player to the ground immediately after the bag, causing a useless roughness penalty. The Saints are the last time you want to give the first free trials! At the next game, he raises his Michael Thomas for 31 yards in the red zone.
Winner: Paul Richardson for this dope capture
Washington was just outside the red zone when Smith fell, took a big hit, but took a deep pass to Paul Richardson in the middle of the field. It was very high, but Richardson took it, and looked fine to do it. What a trap!
Unfortunately for Washington, they could not make a touchdown and had to settle for an investment.
Winner: Saints recovering Mark Ingram
The attack seems even more dangerous now that Ingram, a half-off, has returned from his four-game suspension to start the season. In the first offensive of New Orleans, Ingram made three staves and a touchdown and captured a pass for 28 yards.
Loser: Washington's ability to program an opening disc
It was a bad start. Alex Smith threw an ugly deep pass, then a short one, to Adrian Peterson, who led him directly to a tackle that seemed to cause a wounding to the running back. Then they throw it well below the sticks again and have to ping. False start on the punt, and the Saints will begin their training with a good position on the field. Not a good start for Washington.
8:05 pm ET: We will have a live blog with the winners and losers of the Monday game between the Saints and Washington, and we will have our first update once the game is started and the action is triggered!
Washington has just spent a week, while the Saints of New Orleans are a week away from theirs. First, they will play host to Washington on Monday night football, from 20:15 ET on ESPN (live streaming via WatchESPN).
After starting the season with a 48-40 loss to the Buccaneers, the Saints won three straight wins, beating the Browns, the Falcons (overtime) and more recently the Giants. They have just played two games on the road and will face the Ravens on the road in their next game after the week off.
Before their departure, Washington beat the Packers and, during the first week, defeated the Cardinals. They have a 2-1 record and a home defeat against the Colts in the second week. Alex Smith has always been efficient with his new team, achieving 68.8% of his passes for 767 yards, four touchdowns and one interception. Adrian Peterson also showed that he had a lot left in the tank, with 236 yards in 56 races this season. He also found the goal zone three times on the floor.
Below you will find everything you need to know to watch Monday's game.
- Time: ET 20:15
- Location: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, La.
- TV: ESPN
- Diffusion: WatchESPN
- odds: Washington opened as a 7-point underdog, and the line only changed 0.5 points to New Orleans.
- Sunscreen Alvin Kamara won the FedEx Ground Player of the Week award for week 4. In addition, Saints kicker Will Lutz was named NFC Special Team Player of the Month.
- New Orleans continues to seek help from the defensive side of the ball, the latest being recruited cornerback Josh Robinson.
- On the injury front, the Saints have ruled out Ted Ginn Jr., while citing the entirety of MAnti Te'o, Cameon Tom and Trey Hendrickson as dubious in the final injury report.
- New Orleans also found half-offensive Mark Ingram, releasing Mike Gillislee to make room for him.
- For Washington, if Josh Doctson misses the match due to an injury, Maurice Harris would start.
- There are many things on the line on Monday. For Washington, they would mark a start of the season surprising 3-1, while the Saints would find their "Monday Night Magic".
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Alex Smith starts the quarterback for Washington – he is rather well known to fans of Saints.
Of the seven SB Nation experts who have chosen the matches of the fifth week, only one of them thinks that Washington is going to win, although they have the money flip for the company, as was also announced by Washington. The OddsShark computer joins the other six experts to choose New Orleans.
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