Jeff Duncan, The Times-Picayune
Charlotte, N.C. — It appears the New Orleans Saints have picked up where they left off last week, and steamrolled the Carolina Panthers 34-3 at Bank of America Stadium in downtown Charlotte on Sunday.
The Saints rolled up more than 400 yards of total offense
This game was never really a contest as the Saints jumped on the Panthers early and if not for a flukey interception early in the first quarter, the Saints would have had a shutout.
The Saints rose to power so fast
they made you say “Who Dat!?”
You believe it was a fluke,
But NOLA back, you can believe dat!
You talk about yo’ team stoppin’ us
Give up? HA! We don’t do dat!
The Saints are going back to the top
Superbowl bound!
Two Dat!
True Dat!
Who Dat!?
We Dat!!!
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Laissez les bons temps rouler
Proud member of the Who Dat Nation!
Albert Nungaray
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It wasn’t long ago that John Fox was fresh off a trip to the NFC title game and a couple years removed from a Super Bowl appearance as he pushed to get buddy Sean Payton his first head-coaching job with the New Orleans Saints.
Now wearing a Super Bowl ring, Payton is a coaching star. Fox’s fortunes, meanwhile, have plummeted. Denied a contract extension, his Carolina Panthers are among the worst teams in the NFL, and all signs point to this being Fox’s last year with the team.
By Pat Yasinskas
Kenneth in Boston writes: Can we talk about a couple young guys on the Saints’ thriving defense right now? Patrick Robinson and Sedrick Ellis are/have been playing phenomenal, wouldn’t you agree? It doesn’t seem like they’re getting enough attention right now, though.
Jeff Duncan, The Times-Picayune
Moments after the New Orleans Saints’ demoralizing 30-17 loss to the Cleveland Browns, General Manager Mickey Loomis made his way into the locker room to address some of the team’s key leaders.
His message to defensive end Will Smith was simple: Keep your head up. We have a good team. Keep working and stay the course.
Last week we talked about the new K Gates web site www.neworleanssavior.com and if you want to get his NEW song you can get it on itunes.
Check out “Black&Gold” 2 The Super Bowl now !
Well here’s trying to keep the MoJo going…
A great new book from the creators of “Good Night Nola” in a hardback cover with large print and detail to keep every little Saints’ fan happy!
Pick one up now for the little Who Dats.
Will let you know where you can find it as soon as I find out.
From the author..
Right now, they can pre-order it at www.fleurtygirl.net
The books should be in all of the major bookstores by the weekend of Thanksgiving.
James Varney, The Times-Picayune
New Orleans Saints fans watching the 2009 draft unfold were no doubt puzzled the team took a punter in the fifth round; those fans watching Thomas Morstead punt this season might be wondering why no one took him sooner.
In a season in which the Saints have struggled for consistency, Morstead has not. Each week he excels in one way or another. He averaged 51 yards on four punts against Cleveland and dropped three kicks inside the 20-yard line against Pittsburgh.
Nov
05Just got a nice shirt for my girl to wear to the next game, who cares if it gets a little cold : )
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By Pat Yasinskas
There was a radio report out of New Orleans that’s been generating all sorts of innuendo today. The report said that quarterback Drew Brees has been playing with a “fractured’’ knee and torn meniscus and that he will require micro-fracture surgery following the season.
Well, let’s go straight to the top of the Saints’ ladder on this one. Coach Sean Payton just finished addressing the New Orleans media and he was asked to address the report.
“It’s inaccurate,’’ Payton said. “It’s not right. Completely false.”
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