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Just one day Saints vs. Giants , Week 5. How to Watch, Listen, and Stream Games 10/5/2025

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Just one day Saints vs. Giants , Week 5. How to Watch, Listen, and Stream Games 10/5/2025

 

Date: Sunday, October 5, 2025

Time: 12:00 p.m. CT

Location: Caesars Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

 

What Channel is the Saints Game on Today? Time, TV Schedule, and How to Watch Week 5 Game — Saints vs Giants

New Orleans Saints fans, the wait is over! The New Orleans Saints return as the home team at the Caesars Superdome to host the New York Giants in a pivotal Week 5 matchup. After a tough stretch, the Saints are hungry for redemption — and there’s no better place to rise again than under the lights of the Dome. Here’s everything you need to know to watch, stream, or listen live.

📸 Game Photos: Giants take on Saints

📺 HOW TO WATCH SAINTS vs GIANTS ON TV

Fans can tune in to the following broadcast:

TV: CBS (WWL 4 locally)

Announce Team:

Play-by-Play: Andrew Catalon

Color Analysts: Charles Davis & Jason McCourty

Sideline Reporter: AJ Ross

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🖥️ LIVE STREAM SAINTS vs GIANTS ONLINE

With NFL+, Saints fans can take the game anywhere. NFL+ provides fans in the New Orleans market access to every Saints Sunday afternoon game live on phones and tablets. You’ll also be able to stream all primetime and postseason games, including the Saints’ three primetime appearances this season.

NFL+ Features Include:

Live local & national audio for every NFL game

On-demand access to NFL Network programs

NFL Films archives

Full and condensed game replays

NFL RedZone (Premium)

All-22 Coaches Film (Premium)

 

Pricing:

NFL+ Basic: $6.99/month or $49.99/year

NFL+ Premium: $14.99/month or $99.99/year

Available on: The official NFL App (all app stores).

 

📻 HOW TO LISTEN TO SAINTS vs GIANTS LIVE

Fans can follow the game on radio with full local and Spanish-language coverage:

Local Radio:

WWL 870 AM / 105.3 FM (New Orleans)

Play-by-Play: Mike Hoss

Color Analyst: Deuce McAllister

Sideline Reporter: Jeff Nowak

Spanish Broadcast:

 

Tropical Radio:

830 AM | 94.7 FM (Baton Rouge) | 105.7 FM (New Orleans)

Announcers: Mario Jerez (play-by-play), Juan Carlos Ramos & Victor Quinonez (color analysts)

 

⚜️ WHY THIS GAME MATTERS

After a four-game skid, this matchup means more than just standings — it’s about heart, pride, and proving the Dome still belongs to the Saints. The Who Dat Nation will be loud, proud, and ready to shake the Superdome once again.

Kickoff: Sunday, October 5 at 12 p.m. CT on CBS.

Pregame coverage begins at 11:30 a.m. CT.

 

Saints head coach Kellen Moore criticized referee Alan Eck after the game against the New York Giants, calling it a major turning point — and said that if the team hadn’t adjusted in time, their win could’ve been a lot tougher.
Saints head coach Kellen Moore criticized referee Alan Eck after the game against the New York Giants, calling it a major turning point — and said that if the team hadn’t adjusted in time, their win could’ve been a lot tougher. New Orleans, October 5, 2025 Though the New Orleans Saints defeated the New York Giants 26–14, head coach Kellen Moore didn’t hide his frustration when addressing what he called a “ridiculous and unacceptable” penalty call by the officiating crew during the game. The incident occurred in the third quarter when Carl Granderson beat Giants tackle Evan Neal clean off the edge and brought down rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart with a textbook sack — no helmet-to-helmet contact, no late hit, no unnecessary force.But to the disbelief of everyone inside Caesars Superdome, referee Alan Eck threw a flag and called it “roughing the passer.” The penalty erased a key defensive stop and cost the Saints 15 yards. When asked about the play in his postgame press conference, Moore responded sharply yet controlled: “I saw a sack.”“We coach our players to play fast, physical, and smart. Carl did everything right — perfect technique, perfect timing. And yet he gets punished for that? That’s not football anymore — that’s confusion for players, coaches, and fans alike.” Moore went on to stress the larger issue behind the call: “I’ve always respected player safety — we all do. But when clean defensive plays start getting flagged, it changes the spirit of the game. You can’t teach players to do the right thing and then penalize them for doing it.” Fans quickly voiced their outrage online. “That was one of the softest calls of the season,” one fan wrote. Another added, “Granderson did everything right, and the refs are just overprotecting the quarterback.” Had the sack stood, Granderson would currently lead the NFL with 5.5 sacks instead of sitting tied for third — a stat that could directly affect his contract incentives. The NFL has yet to issue a statement on the call, but Saints fans — and their head coach — are demanding answers. For Kellen Moore, this wasn’t about one play, but about fairness and integrity: “We’ll celebrate the win, sure — but I’ll always stand up for my guys when the game stops being fair. What Carl did tonight, that’s exactly how defensive football should be played.” ⚜️ Moore’s message was clear: the Saints may have won on the scoreboard, but fairness in football still matters most.