New Orleanians have had to experience the unthinkable this week after a New Years Day terror attack left 15 dead with dozens more injured in the early hours on Wednesday morning. The attack led to the

Speaking with media on New Year’s Day, New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi shared some thoughtful words about the city and its sense of community in the face of d

Darren Rizzi, a North Jersey native and interim head coach of the New Orleans Saints, addressed Wednesday morning's attack in the French Quarter.

New Orleans Saints head coach Darren Rizzi spoke to the media today to address the terrorist attack that took place in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

The attack left at least 15 people dead and dozens more injured as the driver – identified as 42-yaer-old Shamsud Din Jabbar – ran them down in a truck, and later was killed in a shootout with police. Several explosive devices were found in the truck; the investigation is ongoing.

Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi, safety Tyrann Mathieu and linebacker Demario Davis discussed the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street Wednesday morning.

As Sparacio sprinted down the field, Rizzi was matching him step-for-step on the sideline. The new kid, a 23-year-old graduate assistant who had been with the team for three weeks