Prior to their Week 11 bye, New Orleans will have back-to-back road games, starting against the Los Angeles Rams on Nov. 2 (3:05), the fourth straight year the two teams will meet in the regular season. New Orleans will then travel to Bank of America Stadium to play the Carolina Panthers on Nov. 9 (noon). Following their Week 11 bye, New Orleans will face off against the Atlanta Falcons at the Caesars Superdome on Nov. 23 (3:25).
Following the Falcons matchup, New Orleans will head to Florida for back-to-back matchups in the Sunshine State, starting when they face the Miami Dolphins on Nov. 30 (noon), followed by closing out their season series against Tampa Bay on Dec. 7 (noon). In Week 15, the Saints will host the Panthers on Sunday, Dec. 14 (3:25). The Black and Gold will then host the New York Jets on Dec. 21 (noon) in Week 16 to close out their 2025 regular season Caesars Superdome slate. New Orleans will finish the regular season with two straight road matchups, beginning at the Tennessee Titans on Dec. 28 (noon), followed by playing against the Falcons in Mercedes-Benz Stadium (date and time to be announced following conclusion of Week 17 contests). It is the first time since 2019 that the Saints will close out with two road games.
Five of the Saints' 17 games will be against teams that finished with a winning percentage of .500 or better in 2024, and feature three teams that went to the playoffs – the Bills, Rams and Buccaneers (twice). New Orleans will play each of its NFC South rivals twice, one game against each of the NFC West and AFC East teams and will play the 2024 fourth place clubs in the NFC North (at Chicago), NFC East (vs. New York Giants) and AFC South (at Tennessee).
New Orleans' nine road games in 2025 will have the team travel 16,784 miles (round trip) after the team traveled 12,060 miles (round trip) for the Black and Gold's eight road contests in 2024. The longest road trip will be the Week Three matchup at Seattle (4,172 air miles round trip).
With the away schedule including road contests at NFC South foes Carolina, Tampa Bay and Atlanta and at the Bills, Dolphins, Rams, and Seahawks, the Saints will leave the Central Time Zone seven times to play five games in the Eastern Time Zone and two in the Pacific Time Zone.
All Saints games can be heard in the New Orleans area on WWL Radio (870 AM and 105.3 FM). A Spanish radio broadcast is also available in the New Orleans (830 AM and 105.7 FM) and Baton Rouge (94.7 FM) markets.
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