COLUMBUS, Ohio — The New Orleans Saints accomplished history on Sunday night when they blew out Tom Brady and the Patriots, 38-3. This was the first time in NFL history that Brady was swept by a divisional opponent. It was also the worst loss of Brady’s career in terms of point differential. Former Ohio State safety Malcolm Jenkins got into the act for the Saints as he intercepted a desperation heave from Brady in the third quarter. Jenkins’ interception led to the Saints’ final touchdown of the game. It was one of three picks the Saints made against Brady. Jenkins tied for the team lead in tackles with five. Fellow former Buckeye Marshon Lattimore had three tackles and broke up a pass. Michael Thomas made his long-awaited return to the lineup for the Saints and caught five passes for 51 yards. He hadn’t played since Week 1, which was also against…
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