
I don’t know how many people are picking a team with three straight 7-9 finishes to get to the Super Bowl, but I am. Why not? Follow along with me.
I don’t know how many people are picking a team with three straight 7-9 finishes to get to the Super Bowl, but I am. Why not? Follow along with me.
The defense is young and has several starters out. The offense is trying to find its new identity. A team like this coming together doesn’t happen overnight, but it can happen. Will it? Who knows?
On January 18, 2006, Saints owner Tom Benson made a hire that would change the direction of his franchise.
The Saints play the Bears Monday night and I have no idea what will happen. No one does. We’ve all been consistently and pathetically wrong about this team since the opening kickoff.
I’ve gone on record as liking the Saints to win their second straight, 34-17 over the Panthers. Here’s why.
We are being seduced. And we’re falling for it again. Just when we were about to walk away, the Saints have come crawling back to us, begging us to stay.
Today is a day for Saints fans to cheer loudly for Aaron Brooks when his induction into the Saints Hall of Fame is recognized on the field.
Remember now. Enjoy now. Treasure now. Win or lose, a Hall-of-Famer is quarterbacking the franchise with which the Who Dat Nation lives and dies.
The monkey is off their collective backs. The Saints won a regular season game on the road, halting a seven-game skid. Everyone can r-e-l-a-x. Relax.
With five of the Saints final eight games at home in the Dome, hitting the 4-4 mark on Thursday is critical. This game is for first place in the underwhelming NFC South and I think the Saints will get it done.
The Packers are the hottest team in the NFL, winners of four straight. It’s tough to find another quarterback playing better than Aaron Rodgers. The defense will be challenged yet again.
They’re back from the bye week and the Saints will emerge as a new team, right? They’ll be the team everyone expected them to be coming out of training camp — a Super Bowl contender, right?
The time had come to pronounce the Saints’ 2014 season dead, but then something mysterious happened.
The Saints own them. Sean Payton owns them. The Saints have dominated the series in recent years. THE SAINTS WILL WIN. Sound familiar?