Tyler Shough can elevate his game, Saints offense with one change

Writer Molly Bauer argues that the New Orleans Saints must utilize quarterback Tyler Shough's rushing ability more frequently to improve their offense. During a 35-27 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders after leading 27-16, Shough carried the ball only once, recording a 36-yard scramble in the first quarter that sparked the team's first opening-quarter touchdown of the season.

Bauer suggests offensive coordinator Kellen Moore should integrate more designed runs, rollouts, and bootlegs into the game plan rather than relying almost exclusively on Shough's 42 pass attempts. The writer points out that the Saints next face the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football, providing an opportunity to expand Shough's ground game.