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Within their division (the NFC South), the Atlanta Falcons are the Saints' biggest rival. They don't have a major ongoing rivalry with any one team outside their division unless you count the Chicago Bears, who beat the Saints in the NFC Championship game and kept them from making the Super Bowl after the 2006 season.
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The New Orleans Saints, currently and pre-NFC South days. It's always been the Saints at #1 for rivals.
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