The New Orleans Saints still are chasing a put-it-all-together game, with all three phases carrying their weight, in hope of securing their first victory of 2025.

Sunday's game against the Giants (1-3) in the Caesars Superdome may be a golden opportunity for New Orleans (0-4). But nothing so far has been easy, and this game doesn't figure to be, either. How best can the Saints help themselves?

1. LONG DISTANCE CALLS

The Saints need chunk plays in the worst way. It's difficult to consistently post 10-play, 68-yard touchdown drives; long drives provide more opportunities to be sabotaged by a penalty, drop, missed throw or missed block. A big play — several big plays — are needed by a team that has had precious few of them. Receiver Rashid Shaheed has a 39-yard catch, tight end Juwan Jo

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