New Orleans Saints wide receiver Robert Meachem (17) picks up the ball stripped from Washington Redskins safety Kareem Moore during the second quarter of an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009, in Landover, Md. Full Article at Buffalo News

LANDOVER, Md. Having achieved a signature franchise moment with a Monday night win over the high and mighty New England Patriots, the New Orleans Saints now get to experience another unfamiliar sensation. Full Article at The Herald-Mail Online

it can brave the cold, winning a sub-40 degree game for the first time since 1995. Well, maybe. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

It wasn't until the Redskins had 1st-and-goal at the four-yard line, holding a seven-point lead with 2:46 left that I let myself think they were actually going to beat the undefeated New Orleans Saints. Full Article at Chris' Sports Blog

Be the first to know when there's a new installment of Redskins Insider! This widget is easy to add to your Web site, and it will update every time there's a new entry. Get This Widget >> Should the Skins put Cooley on the IR? Full Article at The Washington Post

Hopefully the weather is better in DC, than college station, Tx. Sitting watching a movie to kill some time before the game. "In the end, the bread was in the pudding." -- Bobby McCray Shop as usual, and avoid panic buying. Full Article at Canal Street Chronicles

My, how the tables have turned. It was just under two years ago that Coach Gibbs was saying goodbye to the Redskins for the final time, and Daniel Snyder and his adopted son, Vinnie Cerrato, were in search of a new coach. Full Article at DCist

There is plenty more evidence both teams are capable of emulating the 16-0 Patriots of two years ago. New Orleans has been unstoppable on offense, heading toward an NFL record for points. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Saints QB Drew Brees averaged 16 yards a pass attempt on Monday night, but he has always struggled against the Redskins, throwing for only one TD with six INTs. Full Article at FOX Sports

Nine of New Orleans's 11 victories have been by double digits, the most recent coming Monday night. Against New England, QB Drew Brees threw for 371 yards and five TDs. But enough about the Saints. Full Article at The Washington Post

(Sports Network) - While the NFL world was waiting until the other shoe dropped for the New Orleans Saints, Drew Brees made a statement by shredding the New England Patriots in front of a primetime audience on Monday. Full Article at The Sports Network

1 day ago: In this July 31, 2009, file photo, New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams shouts during NFL football training camp in Metairie, La. Full Article at Hogs Haven

And for good reason. The Saints average 37 points; the Redskins can’t even score 30 in a game. The Saints will clinch the NFC South with a win; the Redskins will clinch a losing season with a loss. Full Article at Biloxi Sun Herald

LANDOVER, Md. -- Having achieved a signature franchise moment with a Monday night win over the high and mighty New England Patriots, the New Orleans Saints now get to experience another unfamiliar sensation. Full Article at Sporting News

Former Washington assistant head coach Gregg Williams doesn't bear a grudge towards Dan Snyder for firing him instead of promoting him two years ago next month, saying that he and the Redskins' owner are still "very good friends." Full Article at Washington Times Blogs

I really wonder when this happened. Still much of the same list. Is this a smoke screen by Payton? And the eighth and final rule: if this is your first time at Fight Club, you have to fight. Are you trying to give me a heart attack? Full Article at Canal Street Chronicles

Of all the things that have gone wrong during the Dan Snyder administration in D.C. , you'd have to think firing his excellent defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams, is at least in the top 10 and could soon move into the top five. Full Article at ESPN

TORONTO — Of course, Chris Kelsay has thought about it. He has been with the Bills since 2003. He's a proud NFL player. He knows the rest of the world is watching when you play at night. Full Article at Buffalo News

ASHBURN, Va. -- Double G is coming back to D.C. And he has an axe to grind. Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams spent four seasons (2004-07) as an assistant coach with the Washington Redskins. Full Article at National Football League | NFL.com