All of which brings up a huge question already... if Rizzi continues on this successful track, would you like to see the Saints keep him as head coach permanently or hire from outside? Vote in this week’s polls and let us know your thoughts.

Darren Rizzi shared an update on Monday regarding the status of center Erik McCoy, who exited Sunday’s game with an injury:

Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi says he's been trying to get New Orleans' players to be at their best in the closing stages of games.

Darren Rizzi is just the second coach in Saints history to open up at 2-0, outside of just Sean Payton after New Orleans defeated the visiting Cleveland Browns, 35-14. It's worth noting this was expected to be a close game,

Opposing kickers are now 1-for-6 on field goal attempts at the Superdome against Rizzi, which is being coined as "the Rizzi effect" and "Rizzi Magic" on social media.

Darren Rizzi added his name to the New Orleans Saints history books with his team's 35-14 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. The victory improved the Saints to 4-7 and kept their slim hopes alive in the NFC South division.

Head coaches have been described in many ways, but Darren Rizzi may be the first to be compared to a Sour Patch Kid:

Following New Orleans' 35-14 blowout victory over the lowly Cleveland Browns (2-8) on Sunday, Carr spoke with NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated about how Rizzi is giv