Packers hand Saints another loss

Led by Brees and the air attack, the Saints ended up with 474 yards of total offense against the Packers. New Orleans ranks in the top 10 in the NFL in both points per game and total yardage, but defense continues to be a problem -- the Saints again allowed an opponent to rack up more than 400 yards of offense.

Odds/Gambling: Green Bay was a 7.5 point favorite, so they failed to cover the spread. For more odds and gambling information check out SB Nation Odds

Injury Info: Rodgers appears to be fine after getting poked in the eye.

The Packers have a slim 28-27 lead as the clock winds down to the two-minute warning. New Orleans has looked more like the Saints fans remember from last season, giving the Packers a real fight in a game that few expected to be so close.

Morgan pulled away from a pair of Packers defensive backs on his way down the field for the score.

Ladies and gentlemen, we present Graham Harrell. a quarterback in the National Football League. Sir, you better discount double check yourself before you wreck yourself... and the entire team.

Defensively, New Orleans is allowing a league-worst 215 yards on the ground per game and 262.3 passing yards per game, which stands at 25th in the league.

Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. ET at Lambeau Field and will be televised on Fox. Current odds, according to OddsShark, list the Packers as anywhere between 7½ -to 9-point favorites.

New Orleans never covers the spread at Lambeau, but are they at least motivated to cover a disrespectful 9-point spread on the Week 4 NFL odds menu?

The Green Bay Packers will try to rebound from Monday night’s controversial loss with a win at home against the winless Saints at Lambeau Field. New Orleans is 1-4 ATS in five trips here since 1995, but they really need a big performance here.

The 0-3 Saints face a crucial Week 4 matchup in Green Bay against the 1-2 Packers, who it’s safe to say will have a chip on their shoulders this weekend.

So who do the experts like? Not surprisingly, most like the Packers. In fact, all 12 of ESPN’s NFL experts picked the Packers to win at home. The Saints got a little more love at CBS, where two of their eight pickers like the Saints to pull off the upset. Dave Richard and Josh Kastowitz went against the grain by picking New Orleans. Jason Cole at Yahoo! Sports likes the Packers to win as well.