This is cool. It's been too long since we got a look inside a victorious New Orleans Saints locker room -- but the team obliged with a video from players and coaches celebrating Sunday's overtime win over the Cleveland Browns. Head coach Kellen Moore addressed the team, complimenting their response to a couple of turnovers and the defense's final stop in extra minutes, as well as the offense's rushing production (32 carries for 160 yards).

Moore awarded game balls to linebacker Kaden Elliss, edge rusher Carl Granderson, wide receiver Chris Olave, quarterback Tyler Shough, and running back Audric Estime, who broke down the huddle. It's been a whirlwind of aa week for Estime, who was cut by this same Browns team just last week. Re-signing with his old team and scoring a go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter was a good way to cap it off.

Let's hope these good vibes last. The Saints will be playing for first place in the NFC South next Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, and they'll need to do a better job executing early than they did this time. But that's been the story of this team in every game Moore has coached. Whether he's doing a bad job preparing the team during the week or scripting the opening drive for his offense, they just haven't been able to get going in the first half. Maybe this was the shot in the arm they needed to start fast next week.