New Orleans Saints vs Washington Redskins live stream (Fox TV preview): Watch NFL 2015 football online

The New Orleans Saints and the Washington Redskins clash on Sunday in Week 10 of the NFL 2015 regular season. Both teams have losing records and need the win, but it is Washington who have the home field advantage today and they will hope that gives them the edge to claim the victory. The game has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and takes place from FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. The game can be watched on TV on the Fox network or online through live stream via the link below.

The Saints need the win today to get back to .500, but the Redskins will be hoping to match their longest single season home win streak in three years if they can claim the victory today.

Washington will have noticed that the Saints have the league's worst record when it comes to points allowed and yards given up. New Orleans have allowed 29.8 points per game, as well as 414.8 yards on average, and the Redskins will be hoping to expose that frailty today.

However, the Saints did recently go on a three game win streak, including an extraordinary 52-49 win over the New York Giants at the start of the month. New Orleans have life in them, and whether the Redskins can contain that and expose the weak Saints defense remains to be seen.

Earlier this week the Buffalo Bills and the New York Jets faced off on Thursday Night Football in a massive game between two teams with hopeful ambitions of making the Playoffs this season.

Buffalo look to be righting the ship after a tough time recently, and they came away with a confidence boosting 22-17 win.

The Bills defense was in excellent form, shutting down Ryan's former team for a lot of the game, which gave their offense the opportunity to get them over the line.

Rookie Karlos Williams managed a 26 yard touchdown catch, and Duke Williams returned a fumbled kick off 19 yards for the go-ahead points.

The win helped the 5-4 Bills move up into the Wild Card Playoff picture, and set alarm bells ringing in New York. The Jets fall to 5-4 but worryingly have lost three of their last four games now to undermine a lot of the good work they achieved earlier in the season.

Fans will remember that Ryan was fired by the Jets after his six seasons in New York last January, and the win on his return will have been a sweet one. His Bills' defense managed to stop the Jets inside the Buffalo 10 in the final minutes and that was enough to hold off the late push by the Jets.

Tonight's big game between the New Orleans Saints and the Washington Redskins has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the Fox network or online through live stream by clicking here.

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