The New Orleans Saints made a significant comeback in their home finale against the Las Vegas Raiders after suffering a shutout earlier in the season. On Sunday, the Saints took an early lead with a creative trick play that showcased the team's determination to avoid another disappointing performance. Quarterback Spencer Rattler executed a clever play that began with a handoff to running back Kendre Miller, who then tossed the ball back to Rattler. The rookie quarterback then delivered a pass to tight end Foster Moreau, who scored the touchdown, marking a pivotal moment for the Saints.

This touchdown was particularly noteworthy as it ended a scoring drought for the Saints, who had not found the end zone since their narrow loss to the Washington Commanders on December 15. The scoring play was facilitated by a strong 21-yard punt return that positioned the Saints favorably at midfield. Moreau's touchdown not only showcased the team's resilience but also represented a personal milestone, as it was the longest reception in air yards of his career, according to ESPN Research.