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Following the victory over the Giants on Sunday, the New Orleans Saints could finally come out of a game proud of what their rushing offense did.

The New Orleans Saints produced their best rushing attack of the season during Sunday's victory over the New York Giants. New Orleans accumulated a season-high 175 rushing yards, contributing to 34 consecutive points scored despite Travis Etienne remaining on injured reserve and Alvin Kamara dealing with injuries.
Kendre Miller led the rushing effort with 70 yards on 20 carries, while quarterback Tyler Shough averaged 6.4 yards per carry. Kamara added 69 total yards and a touchdown, officially becoming the sixth player in NFL history to record 5,000 career rushing and receiving yards.
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