Dennis Allen and Derek Carr made unfortunate history together. Allen is the first NFL coach to be fired by two teams with the same starting quarterback:

The NFL world woke up to some less-than-shocking news regarding New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen. Allen was relieved of his duties after the team dropped to a paltry 2-7 start. Read more: Saints Fire Head Coach Dennis Allen After Atrocious Start ...

Allen was promoted by Loomis after a six-season tenure as New Orleans' defensive coordinator, a period that saw his unit ranked in the top 10 in the NFL in 2020 and 2021. “Dennis has been a part of our organization for many years," Saints owner Gayle ...

The New Orleans Saints are taking drastic action amid a seven-game losing streak by firing coach Dennis Allen after a 2-7 start.

Dennis Allen was feeling optimistic after the New Orleans Saints started the season 2-0. But a seven-game losing streak, including a 23-22 road loss to NFL cellar dweller Carolina on Sunday, has Allen answering questions about his job security.

Dennis Allen can feel the frustration ... Not counting this season, there have been 262 teams who have had a losing streak of at least six games since the NFL-AFL 1970 merger, according to Stathead. It turns out 46.1% of those teams made a coaching ...

Allen was promoted by general manager Mickey Loomis after a six-season tenure as New Orleans’ defensive coordinator, a period that saw his unit ranked in the top 10 in the NFL in 2020 and 2021. “Dennis has been a part of our organization for many years ...

Dennis Allen heads a list of coaches who could be out of a job soon — a list that includes Doug Pederson, Mike McCarthy and Matt Eberflus.

The costliest loss was the Saints' 23-22 defeat in Charlotte on Sunday when Carr couldn't lead his team into field-goal range in the final minute and the Saints left town with the same 2-7 record as the Panthers, a team that's statistically dreadful and historically bad.

The New Orleans Saints began their rebuild this week, first with the firing of Dennis Allen on Monday and then with the trade of Marshon Lattimore to the Washington Commanders on Tuesday.

Surprise buyers at the NFL trade deadline, the Washington Commanders made a major splash Tuesday by acquiring four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore from the New Orleans Saints.