Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Jim Mora’s famous Speech
Jim Mora’s famous 1987 speech that many feel led to an unprecedented 9-game winning streak and first ever playoff appearance by a New Orleans Saints team.
The 2014 New Orleans Saints Season
Recap of the New Orleans Saints 2014 NFL Season.
Run Baby Run — Highlights of the 2013 Saints Running Game
Posted at the Google+ New Orleans Saints Community here’s a highlight reel of Mark Ingram, Khiry Robinson and Pierre Thomas and some of their big runs during the 2013 season.
Minnesota Vikings vs New Orleans Saints 28 – 31 Highlights – NFL Playoffs 2010
The 2009 NFC Championship game between the Saints and Vikings was one of the most intense games I have ever witnessed as a Saints Fan.
New Orleans Saints 2000: A Time To Rise
An NFL Film presentation. Jim Haslett took over the New Orleans Saints in 2000. Here, NFL Films gives a preview to that season and a looks back over the 3-13 1999 season.
That Heavenly Season: 1987 N.O. Saints part 6
The 6th and final show in the WWL preview to the New Orleans Saints first ever winning season and playoff game. In this episode Archie Manning and Jim Henderson give a brief introduction to the Saint’s opponent, the Minnesota Vikings. The series ends with a tribute to the Saints fans with several highlight segments of…
Dave Whitsell 1967-1970
A member of the original New Orleans Saint’s 1967 roster Dave Whitsell still holds the team single season interception record of 10 picks in a year.
Buford Jordan 1986-1992
Louisiana fan favorite of the 1980s…. McNeese star Buford Jordan
Jake Kupp 1967-1975
The last of the original New Orleans Saints Players from 1967. Jake Kupp played 8 seasons for the Saints from 1967 to 1975
Morten Andersen
Danish born Morten Andersen is the top scorer in New Orleans Saints History
Dick Nolan 1978-1980
Dick Nolan was the first New Orleans Saints head coach to not have a losing season. In 1979 the Saints went 8-8 and narrowly missed the playoffs that year.
Chuck Muncie 1976-1979
Chuck Muncie – The First 1000 yard rusher in New Orleans Saints History