| BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
Rally, choke ... or both? After being outplayed for most of three quarters, Jameis Winston and the New Orleans Saints overcame a 16 point fourth quarter deficit to win their home opener. That, or the Atlanta Falcons choked. Tomato, tomahto, you'll find all our coverage here. Meanwhile, columnist Jeff Duncan says the Saints showed grit in getting the win, while Rod Walker said the game was a tale of many comebacks. Disaster settlement: It's been almost a year and a half since the Seacor lift boat flipped over in the Gulf of Mexico during a freak storm, killing 13 of its 19 crew members. John Simerman has the story. (Want more business news? Subscribe to our free NOLA Business Insider newsletter, emailed weekday mornings.) Side hustles: Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams recently announced he planned join a private law firm. This drew attention to the practice among many Louisiana district attorneys to have civil practices on the side. We've got a look at which district attorneys have side gigs, and why. Thanks for starting your week with Morning Headlines. CC | 