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    Saints lose to another controversial strip-sack call on Tyler Shough●Saints on wrong end of another controversial strip-sack, this time with Tyler Shough https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76MmastodonSportSports21 h ago

    The New Orleans Saints were once again on the wrong side of a disputed strip-sack ruling, this time involving quarterback Tyler Shough in their latest game. It marks a repeat of a controversial officiating call against the team, and fans and commentators are debating whether the fumble call should have stood.

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    NFL Week 3 report cards: Ravens graded after Rio win●NFL Week 3 grades for all 32 teams: Ravens get 'B+' for wild Rio win, Raiders earn 'A-' for beating Saints✉newsSportFootball1 h ago

    NFL Week 3 is in the books, and CBS Sports has handed out grades to all 32 teams. The Baltimore Ravens earned a 'B+' after a wild international victory played in Rio de Janeiro, while the Las Vegas Raiders took home an 'A-' for their win over the New Orleans Saints. The full report card is drawing attention as fans debate whether their teams' marks match their performances.

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    NFL Week 3 delivers wild stats across the league●NFL Week 3: Wild stats on the Texans, Saints, Chargers, more✉newsSportFootball1 h ago

    NFL Week 3 produced a set of unusual statistical storylines, with ESPN highlighting surprising numbers involving the Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints and Los Angeles Chargers, among other teams. The roundup draws attention to early-season trends and anomalies that are shaping the standings and fueling debate among fans as the third week of the season wraps up.

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    The Las Raiders came back from an 11-point deficit to beat the New Orleans Saints in New Orleans, staying undefeated. The Saints, led by quarterback Tyler Shough, unravelled in the second half amid frustration over another controversial officiating call. Tight end Brock Bowers, who had been questionable with an injury, played and was a focal point, with discussion continuing over how New Orleans' defence should have contained him.