The New Orleans Saints enter this Week 7 contest against the Denver Broncos desperately needing a win to salvage their season. At 2-4, they have been plagued by inconsistency, particularly on offense. Spencer Rattler, who took over as the starting quarterback this year, has shown flashes of brilliance, but growing pains have been evident. He will be facing a Broncos defense that has struggled against the pass, presenting an opportunity for him to have a breakout performance. The Saints’ offense will also heavily rely on Alvin Kamara, who has been a constant presence both in the run game and as a receiver out of the backfield. Kamara has been one of the few bright spots for the Saints this season, consistently creating big plays. However, for New Orleans to win, they will need improved play from their wide receivers, including Rashid Shaheed, who has shown potential but needs to deliver more consistency. Defensively, the Saints have struggled, particularly in the secondary, where they rank near the bottom of the league in passing yards allowed per game. This is an area of concern, as they will be facing a red-hot Bo Nix and a Broncos passing attack that has been gaining momentum. New Orleans will need to generate pressure on Nix and force turnovers if they hope to stay in this game. The key for the Saints will be controlling the tempo, keeping the ball out of Denver’s hands, and avoiding costly mistakes. If Rattler can avoid turnovers and Kamara can continue his strong play, the Saints could pull off an upset.