Not in town.. Stuck in airport trying to get back to NO?  Well don’t worry you can watch the parade on the internet.

CLICK here to watch the parade on Nola.

Very nicely done – lot of emotions captured. Love the bus driver!

Saints Superbowl Victory Celebration from Cottage Films on Vimeo.

By Jeff Duncan, The Times-Picayune

February 09, 2010, 9:31AM

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — Here’s a scary thought for the rest of the NFL:

What if the New Orleans Saints aren’t one-year wonders?

What if they’re here for a while?

What if they’re — dare I say it — an emerging dynasty?

It might sound crazy. After all, the Saints had to wait 43 years to win their first world title.

But laugh not.

The Saints are poised for a lengthy run of contention.

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Drew Bree's Home

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By Michael Silver

MIAMI – Shortly before the start of the third quarter of Super Bowl XLIV, while the 74,059 fans at Sun Life Stadium were rocking out to the raucous climax of The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton put on a crowd-pleasing performance in the visitors’ locker room.

“Listen, we’re gonna run ‘Ambush’ to start the second half,” Payton told his players, referring to an onside-kick call the team had practiced repeatedly in the two weeks leading up to Sunday’s showdown with the Indianapolis Colts. “We’re playing this game to win it. We’ve got all the bullets; we might as well use ‘em. So you’d better get on that damn ball and make me look good.”

The Saints howled their approval, then headed back onto the field with a bounce in their step. Trailing by four points against the seemingly indomitable Peyton Manning(notes), New Orleans would be fueled by the audacity of hope as it had all season.

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By Bob Marshall, The Times-Picayune

February 09, 2010, 7:15AM

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — Watching the happy Who Dats and New Orleans Saints sharing the love, watching the tears flow from fans and players alike, I couldn’t help wondering: Will they be the exception to the rule?

Today, the Saints and the adoring Who Dat Nation are like lovers just back from the honeymoon, still glowing with the memories, ready to spend the next months looking at the snap shots, watching the videos, convinced their special time will never end.

And it has been very special.

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By Dave Walker, The Times-Picayune

February 09, 2010, 7:26AM

Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees appeared on Monday’s (February 8) “The Late Show with David Letterman.”

“Here’s the great thing about New Orleans,” Letterman said. “There was going to be a party for your team whether you won or lost. Isn’t that great?”

“That’s one of the things you love about New Orleans,” Brees said. “We know how to throw a party.”

Click here to see some video from the interview.