Radio and television New Orleans Saints

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map of radio affiliates.


the saints flagship station wwl (870 am/105.3 fm), 1 of oldest radio stations in city of new orleans , 1 of nation s powerful clear-channel station 50,000 watts of power. jim henderson play-by-play announcer, former saints running deuce mcallister color commentator. mcallister succeeded former saints running back, hokie gajan, in role after gajan s death on april 11, 2016, liposarcoma. henderson has been play-by-play announcer saints radio broadcasts continuously since 1993, , held position 1986–89. previous color commentators include former saints players archie manning (qb, 1971–82) , stan brock (ot, 1980–91).


most preseason games televised wvue (channel 8), station has been owned consortium led saints owner tom benson since mid-2008, and, fox affiliate new orleans, carries majority of saints games; both stations carry heavy complement of coach , player shows. tim brando , jon stinchcomb call preseason games saints .


saints preseason games produced cox sports television. beginning in 2015 season, owing raycom media s management of station on behalf of tom benson s ownership group, production of preseason telecasts taken on raycom sports under new multi-year deal, , syndicated raycom stations , others around team s footprint. regular season games aired on wwl-tv, local cbs station whenever host afc opponent (and games vs. nfc opponents cross-flexed fox cbs) , nbc affiliate wdsu via sunday night football.








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