Plenty of good stuff here ... but we're talking about different things. I am not focused on the Saints.
I was simply pointing-out that the top-tier teams play in big games and compete for Lomabrdi Trophies; and many of those big games are close games that are impacted by a few critical plays and, sometimes, questionable officiating.
Fans of teams (ALL fans of ALL teams) tend to assume and take-for-granted the wins in these toss-up-games but then take a "woe-is-me, we got screded attitude" in the losses. It's a little silly, in my opinion.
As an example, I offer the last five years for the Rams ...
They won seven playoff games since 2021 ... five were extremely-close, down-to-the-wire, toss-up games.
Thay lost three playoff games since 2021 ... all three were extremely close, down-to-the-wire, toss-ups.
If the Rams have good health in 2026, they Should be a top-tier team, in the playoffs; and, in order to win a Lombardi, they will most-likely NEED to win one or two extremely close, down-to-the-wire, toss-up games.
My topic is different than your topic ... and in an extremely close, down-to-the-wire, toss-up game with a handful of huge plays, some of which were poorly officiated ... Robey-Coleman did commit pass interference