Tyrann Mathieu questions commitment of Saints amid 2-5 season start

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Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Tyrann Mathieu questions commitment of Saints amid 2-5 season start
Summary

The New Orleans Saints sit at 2-5 following a disappointing start to the 2026 NFL season. Former safety Tyrann Mathieu expressed concerns about the team's commitment to head coach Kellen Moore, suggesting a disconnect between Moore and Tyler Shough's offensive performance. In the Week 7 loss to the Steelers, the Saints struggled offensively, managing only 18 rushing yards while allowing 148 rushing yards defensively. Moore acknowledged the challenges of winning with such a lackluster ground game and indicated that staff changes might be considered if performance does not improve. With a bye week upcoming, Moore emphasized the need for reflection and adjustment before the season slips further away.

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  • •Saints are 2-5 in 2026 NFL season.
  • •Tyrann Mathieu criticizes team effort under Kellen Moore.
  • •Saints managed just 18 rushing yards against Steelers.
  • •Coaching staff changes may be evaluated.
  • •Bye week provides opportunity for team improvement.
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  • 1:41 AMYahoo Sports — “I Really Don’t See It”: Ex-Saints Star Questions Tyler Shough & Co.’s Commitment to Kellen Moore Amid 2-5 Start
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The New Orleans Saints are struggling with a 2-5 start in the 2026 season. According to former Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu, there’s a slight disconnect between head coach Kellen Moore and the offense shown by Tyler Shough and Co.

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