On the ensuing two-point conversion, Rattler danced out of the collapsed pocket and hustled to the front corner of the end zone to bring the game even at 17. Rushing ability has always been part of Rattler's toolbox, and in this case, it was the difference between a loss and a tie.

Rattler and the Saints took over at their own 18-yard line trailing 17-9 with 2:39 remaining. After the 2-minute warning, Rattler made a key fourth down conversion by hitting Mason Tipton to move the chains, then hit Tipton again for 26 yards later in the drive to put the Saints in scoring position.

We're two games into the New Orleans Saints preseason and there's almost no difference in the stats Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler have put together