Drew Brees Leads Saints Past Bears, 20-12, For 5th Straight WinDrew Brees completed 23 of 28 passes for 299 yards Sunday against a Bears defense that ranked sixth against the pass.
Bears Face Multiple Challenges Stymieing Saints Quarterback Drew BreesThe Bears will be counting on their defense to their quest to get back to .500.
Drew Brees Lauds Ryan Pace, Says 'Time Will Tell' If Bears Were Right With Mitchell TrubiskyBrees is a believer in Bears general manager Ryan Pace.
Thursday Night Breakdown: Saints, Panthers Play For NFC South RelevanceThe Saints and Panthers can still contend for the playoffs in a diminished NFC South. But both teams need a win Thursday.
TNF Fantasy Starters: Falcons Vs. Saints - Who To Play, Who To PassThe NFC South is the focus of Thursday Night Football this week as the New Orleans Saints take on the undefeated Atlanta Falcons.
Saints Stomp Bears At Soldier FieldThe Bears fell to 5-9 with an anemic performance in a 31-15 loss.
Bears-Saints: 5 Matchups To WatchSaints tight end Jimmy Graham will be a handful for the Bears defense on Monday.
Durkin: Know Your Opponent -- New Orleans SaintsThe Saints' disappointing season has prompted changes in New Orleans.
Harris: Your 2014 All-Dud Fantasy Football TeamLeSean McCoy, Vernon Davis, Keenan Allen and Jimmy Graham -- you've cost us wins.
Thursday Night Fantasy Starters: Drew Brees, Cam Newton And Jimmy GrahamThe Saints are coming off their best game of the year after hammering Green Bay 44-23. However, they have not won a road game this year. The Panthers are hoping to continue that trend, and they will be bringing back a familiar face in running back DeAngelo Williams.
View: Jay Cutler Is On SI Cover With Matt StaffordCutler is one of the NFC's "gunslingers."
8 Most Entertaining NFL Players To Follow On TwitterMeet the NFL players you need to follow this football season.
Harris: Draft With Tiers To Avoid TearsCheck out a handy chart that shows when to go for value and potential over need.
Fantasy Football: Top 10 NFL Quarterbacks To DraftIt's a poorly-kept secret that the Seattle Seahawks don't mind taking a penalty flag or two for pass interference or defensive holding in exchange for five or six no-calls on borderline plays. Supposedly, the NFL will be cracking down on physical play in the defensive backfield. If true-and that's a big if-it could mean even bigger numbers for the quarterbacks.