The New Orleans Saints, widely predicted to finish last in their division, have instead started the season with a bang. After a 47-point opener, they secured their second consecutive dominant win, this time against the Dallas Cowboys with a 44-19 victory. Quarterback Derek Carr and running back Alvin Kamara were unstoppable, with Kamara scoring four touchdowns and finishing with 180 total yards. The Saints' high-powered offense has now tallied 91 points in just two games, a feat matched by only two teams since 1970.

But don't get ahead of yourself, Saints fans. The Saints' head coach, Dennis Allen, is keen to keep his team grounded, reminding them that every game is a new challenge. Every game is an opportunity to improve, and Allen wants his team to focus on cleaning up their mistakes rather than getting too caught up in their success.

In fact, Allen's message is a crucial one, as it's easy to get complacent after a couple of big wins. The Saints' offense has been impressive, but they still need to work on their defense and special teams to become a complete team. By staying focused and grounded, the Saints can continue to build on their success and make a run for the playoffs.

The Saints March On: A Dominant Start to the Season

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