New Orleans Saints vs Minnesota Vikings 2010 NFC Championship Game Highlights SUPERBOWL BOUND
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WELCOME US TO MIAMI – http://www.facebook.com/highschoolstudio – If you enjoyed the music, listen to it FREE on http://www.MichaelLiuzza.com – New Orleans Saints In the Superbowl f0r the first time in history!!!!!!! All video content is property of the NFL and is intended for entertainment purposes only. Thank you to Coach Sean Payton, Drew Brees, Jeremy Shockey, Thomas Morstead, Marques Colston, Courtney Roby, Robert Meachem, Lance Moore, Devry Henderson, Randall Gay, Mike Bell, Tracy Porter, Reggie Bush, Pierre Thomas, Malcolm Jenkins, Jabari Grer, Mike McKenzie, Roman Harper, Darren Sharper, Jonathan Vilma, Scott Fujita, Zach Strief, Jon Stinchcomb, Will Smith, Charles Grant…the list goes on. The New Orleans Saints are a TRUE TEAM. I am proud to be a Who Dat Man.
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Champion, New Orleans Saints History & Superbowl Mix
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This Video tells a story of a team, the New Orleans Saints, that in most cases had a ton of bad luck and shadiness doused with a bit of adversity in the decades the franchise has been in existence.
Then come the legends to help the City pick up where they left off and take them where they never been before, making New Orleans finally the Championship worthy city it should be.
And soon to be City of legends..
Who Dat Gonna Beat Dem New Orleans Saints
Song is by J Holiday
Video is produced by me DNINC.. AKA… SAINTSWRATH.
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New Orleans Saints Versus Cowboys Update
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This year one of the games on Thanksgiving is the Dallas Cowboys hosting the New Orleans Saints. These are two teams with different reasons for giving it everything they have in this nationally televised event. The defending NFL champion New Orleans Saints are making a playoff run while the Cowboys are playing for pride and the opportunity to be with the team next year.
New Orleans Saints Thanksgiving Week Update
The New Orleans Saints got off to an inconsistent start on both sides of the ball. This is as a result of injuries to key players and the motivation that teams have when they play the defending Super Bowl Champions. The New Orleans Saints have seemed to regain their old form on offense and are in some ways playing better than last year on defense.
The Cowboys on the other hand are in the middle of a very disappointing season. Many, including the owner Jerry Jones, had picked the Cowboys to make a run at the Super Bowl. They are currently 3 – 7 and totally out of the playoff picture. However, since firing head coach Wade Phillips the Cowboys are 2 -0. They at this point appear to be headed in a different direction but only time will tell if Jason Garrett has righted the ship.
The New Orleans Saints hope to have Reggie Bush along with other key starters like Darren Sharper, Malcolm Jenkins and Jeremy Shockey back for this game. They have been playing shorthanded all year but have been able to stay in the playoff picture with a record of 7 -3. The New Orleans Saints are in a five way tie for the second best record in the conference.
The Cowboys are trying to find an identity on offense without starter Tony Romo who is injured. The Dallas defense will be tested by the high powered New Orleans Saints offense that seems to be hitting its stride.
Kickoff is set for 3:15 CDT at the Dallas Cowboy Stadium. WHO DAT!
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Heres To You Drew!
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The New Orleans Saints and the upcoming Super Bowl have been the talk of the Big Easy for awhile now. Can you blame these tenacious fans? But even with all the excitement of the Saints’ history making trip to the coveted Super Bowl, when sitting down over a few Abitas (a local beer) local discussions aren’t just about the big game.
Who Dats? L-O-V-E their Boys in Black, there is no doubt about that. But there is one in particular that has done more to restore our faith and claim our hearts than others. The shining star that doesn’t hold himself so high above the rest of us, Drew Brees. The Quarter Back extraordinaire has turned out to be an extraordinary person as well. 
Fox and Friends had Drew on this week to talk about his involvement with Hope Lodge and the American Cancer Society. A wonderful project and I hope you voted. Most of you are well aware of everything Drew has done on and off the field to help New Orleans and the people in it. This is but one example. You may even know this story, but it bears repeating.
Matthew Bertucci has been a Saints fan since birth according to his Mom. Less than a year ago this teenager developed some facial numbness which was warning signs of a tumor in the spine that has affected his cranial nerves. He is presently in the New Orleans Children’s Hospital undergoing chemo and fighting for his life. The Saints winning season has done much to give hope to this young fan. In a recent interview with WGNO 26, Matthew named Drew Brees as the New Orleans Saints player he would most like to meet. Well Matthew got his wish; Drew went to visit Matthew in the hospital. He did not have to, but he wanted to. It makes a difference. Drew makes a difference.
This difference was brought home to me in a conversion with a friend. “There are people from here (New Orleans), people who have to be here for one reason or another, but you can always tell the people who want to be here. Drew Brees wants to be here. Whether he is on the football field or not Drew Brees, and Sean Peyton for that matter, bring dignity to this city. We forgot what that was like. We need that. They make us proud.”
So let’s raise those Abitas high. Here’s to you, Drew!
WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!
By Sharon Denise Talbot
To see Matthew’s story go to:
http://www.abc26.com/videobeta/watch/?watch=6927b1a3-43ef-4a1d-b6c9-116a69be677f&src=front
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New Orleans Saints’ Drew Brees talks with Visa about the importance of financial literacy
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees talks about the importance of financial literacy with Visa’s Jason Alderman. Brees helped Visa launch Financial Football, a fast-paced, interactive NFL-themed game on September 13, 2010 at the Louisana Superdome in New Orleans. The Super Bowl XLIV champion and MVP later went on to play the game with students at Bay High School in Bay St. Louis, MS.
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New Orleans Saints’ Drew Brees talks with Visa about the importance of financial literacy
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees talks about the importance of financial literacy with Visa’s Jason Alderman. Brees helped Visa launch Financial Football, a fast-paced, interactive NFL-themed game on September 13, 2010 at the Louisana Superdome in New Orleans. The Super Bowl XLIV champion and MVP later went on to play the game with students at Bay High School in Bay St. Louis, MS.
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Carolina Panthers Review Vol 24/New Orleans Saints Preview
I discuss another loss for Carolina Panthers yesterday’s game against Cincinnati Bengals (20-7 final score). Next up is the Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints in the Big Easy (ugh)!
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/
http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/preview?gameId=301003018
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New Orleans Saints 2010 NFL Champions ( WHO DAT )
A collection of pictures of the New Orleans Saints in Superbowl 44, and Saints victory parade.
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http://www.theiphoneaddict.com
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President Obama Welcomes the New Orleans Saints
The President honors the New Orleans Saints for their Super Bowl victory and speaks of the role the team has played in helping New Orleans recover from the devastation from Hurricane Katrina. The President also speaks of the work to cap the BP oil spill and of the Administration’s commitment to help the area and its fisheries recover. August 9, 2010.
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Rebuilding New Orleans
Five years after Hurricane Katrina, The Saints won the Super Bowl, the city elected a new mayor, and people are returning to their homes, but much work remains after the devastation from Katrina and the fallout from the BP oil spill. The people of New Orleans are optimistic about the future, but cautiously so.
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