The New Orleans Saints, led by first-year head coach Kellen Moore, faced the Jacksonville Jaguars and their first-year head coach Liam Coen on Sunday at Caesars Superdome, ending in a dramatic 17-17 draw. Here are three potential overreactions following Week 2 of the 2025 preseason:

Jacksonville Jaguars On SI reporter Jared Feinberg breaks down the All-22 coaches film from Sunday's tie against the New Orleans Saints.

With regular starting safeties Justin Reid and Julian Blackmon both being held out of the game for precautionary reasons, rookie safety Jonas Sanker got a chance to play 100% of the Saints’ defensive snaps — easily the longest look New Orleans has had at Sanker,

New Orleans head coach Kellen Moore said the competition between Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough was “really, really close” and that he wasn’t ready to make a final decision on the QB1 spot when speaking with reporters on Tuesday, though he did give a bit of a timeline.

How long has it been since the Saints last ended a game in a tie? Archie Manning was their quarterback, and his opponent was Steve Spurrier:

Rattler threw the best and worst pass of the day, while Tyler Shough also had his moments. Is the offensive line play more concerning than QB1?

Analysis: The Saints still have a logjam at defensive tackle after Khalen Saunders trade

Spencer Rattler connected with Dante Pettis for a 20-yard touchdown with 21 seconds left and scrambled for a 2-point conversion to help the New Orleans Saints salvage a 17-17 tie with the Jacksonville Jaguars in a preseason game.

The Jaguars' starting offense played well except for one miscue by Trevor Lawrence that led to a fumble, but the Saints came back late to tie the game.

The Jacksonville Jaguars need someone to step up at wide receiver behind Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter Jr., and Parker Washington has made a strong case.

Just hours after their preseason matchup, the Jacksonville Jaguars traded center Luke Fortner to the New Orleans Saints for defensive tackle Khalen Saunders.