Buddy Diliberto (1931 - 2005), the voice of the New Orleans Saints

Buddy Diliberto promised to wear a dress if the Saints ever went to the Super Bowl

Buddy D, the ultimate New Orleans Saints fan, once said, "When you go to Heaven after you die, tell St. Peter you're a Saints fan. He'll say, 'C'mon in, I don't care what else you done, you suffered enough.'" The history of the New Orleans Saints is well-documented. Archie Manning getting sacked. The Aints. The paper bags on heads. No playoff games until 1987. No playoff wins until 2000.

Bernard "Buddy" Diliberto pledged on numerous occasions to his listeners that he would wear a dress on Bourbon Street if the Saints ever reached the Super Bowl. Annually, the New Orleans Saints faithful fans would tease Buddy about his promise to wear a dress if the Saints ever played in a Super Bowl. He never got close to having to make good on that promise, though, as we all know, he certainly wished for that walk on Bourbon Street in a dress.

When Buddy died in 2005, Bobby Hebert, The Cajun Cannon, took over his radio show; he also took over the promise. Now it is up to Bobby Hebert to carry on this tradition. Bobby Hebert has said on-air numerous times that he will fulfill Buddy's promise. If the Saints do get to the Super Bowl, Bobby Hebert would wear a dress and walk down Bourbon Street in honor of the late Diliberto. As Bobby Hebert has said over the airways during the 2006 New Orleans Saint's season, "I will be 'twitching' in high-heals down Bourbon Street."

In mid-January 2007, the New Orleans Saints made it to within one (1) win of going to the Superbowl. Bobby Hebert joked about the challenge, "There's a group called 'Buddy's Broads' and they want to march in the dresses in the Mardi Gras parades, but I told them it was a one time deal. I'll have no problem finding a dress, I'm sure they will have quite the selection. The challenge for them will be finding me some heels to fit my feet."

Well, we didn't see Bobby Hebert in a dress in February 2007 due to the 39 - 14 New Orleans Saints loss to the Chicago Bears in the NFC Championship. Bobby Hebert has said on-air that he is kind of relieved. He had visions in his head about second-lining and twirling the umbrella while doing the jig. Hopefully, Bobby will have to make good on his promise in February 2010!

Note: As of January 2012, the only teams in the NFL that have never been to a Superbowl are the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars.

New Orleans Saints lose 32-36 to San Francisco 49ers

NFL Divisional Playoff Football. Turn-overs are the key to the game

New Orleans Saints lose turn-over ratio 5-to-1 to San Francisco 49ers

January 14, 2012 - SAN FRANCISCO, California. The New Orleans Saints travel for NFL Divisional Playoff Football. As you know, in the NFL, if you lose the turn-over battle, then you probably will lose the game. The New Orleans Saints have 4 turn-overs in the first half and only trail the San Francisco 49ers by 3 points at half-time. Another New Orleans Saints turn-overs in the third quarter. The New Orleans Saints lose to San Francisco 49ers by a score of 32-36 and with a turn-over ratio of 5-to-1 in favor of the San Francisco 49ers. San Francisco 49er Tight-End Vernon Davis had 7 receptions for 180 yards and 2 touch-downs. TE Vernon Davis beat the Saints. And the Saints beat themselves.

Jan 14, 2012 1 2 3 4 Final Saints 0 14 0 18 32 49ers 14 3 3 16 36

New Orleans Saints defeat Detroit Lions 45-28

New Orleans Saints offense & defense & special teams are keys to Victory

The New Orleans Saints 12th man is huge as Who Dat fans storm the Superdome & make some NOISE!

January 7, 2012 - NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. The New Orleans Saints in the dome for the wildcard round of the NFL play-offs! New Orleans Saints dominated the second half for a 45-28 NFC wild-card victory over the Detroit Lions. New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees led the unstoppable offense, passing for 466 yards & 3 touchdowns.

New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints continue to rewriting the record books and put skins on the wall, winning & scoring numerous points every time they play football. New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees said: "We were pulling out all the stops. We play aggressive. We're not going to apologize for that. That gives guys in the huddle a lot of confidence. We're not going to pull the reins back. It's pedal to the metal." New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton said: "We just focus on winning. We're not focused on yards and records. I'm serious when I say that."

New Orleans Saints broke the record set 49 years ago for total yards in a postseason game with 626 yards. New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees completed 33 of 43 passes while passing for the most yards in a regulation NFL playoff game. New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees had three completions of at least 40 yards each.

Who Dat!

Jan 7, 2012 1 2 3 4 Final Lions 7 7 7 7 28 Saints 0 10 14 21 45

Buddy's Broads

I pledge allegiance to the Saints, and the great city of New Orleans, and to the Superbowl, for which we will win, one city, below sea level, under God, with Mardi Gras and alcohol for all!

This is the day Buddy D vowed to don a dress

What New Orleans Saints Fans Think

• We think we need to win every game 100-0.
• We need to continue our love/hate relationship with Reggie Bush.
• We don’t want to waste Drew Brees.
• We know you other fans think this shit is funny.
• We want to play in, win, and have sex in the Super Bowl.
• Read More: The Mind of a Saints Fan

Make Some Noise! Who Dat!

• The most important thing for the Vikings offense is to get the play, so if you can disrupt that process when the Vikings have the ball, that creates a huge advantage for the Saints. Don't wait until the Vikings come to the line , make noise when the play and game clock are put into motion.
• When the Vikings offense is at the line of scrimmage; the fans need to scream!
• No matter if the Vikings are winning 100 or losing by 100, cheer as if the score is 0 - 0. At field level when you are cranked up, nobody can hear anything!
• You should not have a voice by the end of the game! It will be worth it: Superbowl & the Cajun Cannon in a dress!