But the New Orleans Saints (0-2) showed improvement from the season opener to Game 2, and very much had opportunities to win both games. Have they built enough off seven- and five-point losses to Arizona and San Francisco to surge their way to victory on Sunday against the Seahawks (1-1) in Seattle? Cleanup is easier at home than at Lumen Field, where it'll be loud and the Saints will be playing their first road game this season. The good news is that Seattle's offense has struggled, converting nine of 24 attempts on third down, so maybe this is the breakthrough game for New Orleans' defense. The third-and-layup distances are understandable; the Saints have to be better much better when the distance is six yards or more.