That's two catchable balls that Tre'Quan Smith has missed now for the Saints today. Had Smith come up with the catch, NOLA could have kicked a field goal there but obviously everything ended up working out okay. The second miss came after the Seahawks had cut the Saints lead down to 31-25 and NOLA was trying to get ahead once again. While Smith had a clutch catch that went for a first down late in the game, he missed two key receptions earlier in the game.

Should have had safety help on the first TD, but still.- Nick Underhill OctoTre'Quan SmithĪfter Chris Olave had to exit the game due to injury, Tre'Quan Smith had a bigger role for the Saints and it gave fans nightmarish flashbacks to last year when the former third-round pick wouldn't come up with key catches when called upon. The Seahawks connected on several big plays and Adebo was to blame for a few of those. It felt like Paulson Adebo was continuously getting beat in coverage, which was frustrating to see. The second-year cornerback has mostly played well since joining the Saints last year but he had a rough day at the office in this one. Let's take a look at the winners and losers from the 39-32 victory. A 2-3 record is something the team can work with A 1-4 record would have been a deep hole to dig themselves out of. The New Orleans Saints saved their season by winning a gritty game against the Seattle Seahawks and they're now 2-3 on the year.

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