The Packers are imposing these days, especially for a warm-weather team in frigid Lambeau Field. The Saints are taking unusual steps.

T he New Orleans Saints are going to extreme lengths to simulate what it might be like at Lambeau Field on Monday night. According to ESPN reporter Katherine Terrell, Saints quart

New Orleans is improving during cold-weather games. Could they find success against the Packers on Monday Night Football?

The Saints appeared to be on the verge of snapping the shutout late in the first half, driving from their own 39-yard line to the Packers’ 29. But on second down, Rattler was sacked by blitzing cornerback Keisean Nixon, who forced and recovered a fumble by Rattler for the first turnover of the night.

As the Packers get ready to host the New Orleans Saints on Monday night, football fans are heading to Titletown to enjoy the Lambeau Field experience. Scott and Melissa Cave traveled to Green Bay from Covington,

Well, here’s one creative way to get prepared for Lambeau Field in late December. To prepare for the harsh winter conditions expected at Lambeau Field, the New Orleans Saints coaching staff has adopted an unusual training method: Practicing inside a walk-in freezer.

So, Saints quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko found a peculiar way to prepare the quarterbacks for the chilly temperatures: He took them all into the team's walk-in freezer to run