Saints activate Jaylan Ford and Lorenzo Styles Jr. from injured reserve before Vikings game
New Orleans also called up receiver Cedric Tillman and tackle Easton Kilty from the practice squad for Sunday's home game against Minnesota.
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2011 Regular season · Week 7 · Mercedes-Benz Superdome · Sunday Night
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The New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 62–7 at home at Mercedes-Benz Superdome in Week 7 of the 2011 regular season on October 23, 2011.
The 69 combined points were the most in any game of Week 7. No other game of Week 7 was decided by as many points.
The result moved the Saints to 5–2 and dropped the Colts to 0–7. It was the Colts’ seventh straight loss. The Colts finished 2011 at 2–14 and missed the playoffs. The Saints finished 2011 at 13–3 and lost in the Divisional round. The Saints’ 62 points were their most in any game of 2011.
In their previous meeting, the New Orleans Saints won 31–17 on February 7, 2010. When they met again, the New Orleans Saints won 27–21 on October 25, 2015.
Written by WHYNFL from the final scores in its results archive, which begins with the 1999 season. Records, streaks and season results count regular-season and playoff finals.
Series Saints lead the series 3–2 after meeting No. 5 since 2001 Full series history
New Orleans also called up receiver Cedric Tillman and tackle Easton Kilty from the practice squad for Sunday's home game against Minnesota.
Shane Steichen said the starting defensive end will miss time, and Jeremy Fowler reported a three-to-four-week absence for a pass rush that has produced just 1.5 sacks from its edge group.
The No. 8 overall pick is still working with trainers, and the earliest reported return is Week 7 in Paris, with the bye making Week 9 against Cleveland a likelier target.