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Dec 21, 2008 - Detroit, Michigan - The New Orleans Saints beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 42 - 7. New Orleans Saints Quarterback, Drew Brees, still has a shot at breaking Dan Marino’s all-time single-season record for passing yards set in 1984. In order to break Dan Marino's record, Drew Brees needs 402 passing yards in the last game of the season against the Carolina Panthers on Dec 28, 2008. Dan Marino’s average passing yardage per game was 317 yards in 1984.
Dec 14, 2008 - Chicago, Illinois - With this 27 - 24 over-time loss against the Chicago Bears, the New Orleans Saints are out of the play-off picture for the 2008 NFL season. Quarterback Drew Brees still has a shot at breaking Dan Marino’s all-time single-season record for passing yards set in 1984. In order to break Dan Marino's record, Drew Brees needs 753 passing yards in the last two games of the season. That's an average of over 376 yards per game for these last 2 games. Dec 7, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The New Orleans Saints beat the Atlanta Falcons by a score of 29 - 25 to climb above .500 but still remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints won the turn-over battle by a ratio of 1:0 and the New Orleans Saints won the game! Drew Brees is still on-track to break Dan Marino's 1984 all-time single-season passing yards record. Drew Brees must average 328 passing yards over the next 3 games to tie Dan Marino's record.
Dec 7, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The New Orleans Saints beat the Atlanta Falcons by a score of 29 - 25 to climb above .500 but still remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints won the turn-over battle by a ratio of 1:0 and the New Orleans Saints won the game! Drew Brees is still on-track to break Dan Marino's 1984 all-time single-season passing yards record. Drew Brees must average 328 passing yards over the next 3 games to tie Dan Marino's record. Nov 30, 2008 - Tampa Bay, Florida - In a tough, rainy game, the New Orleans Saints lose to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a score of 20 - 23. The New Orleans Saints remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints lost the turn-over battle by a ratio of 1:3 and the New Orleans Saints also lost the game! Nov 24, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The New Orleans Saints beat the Green Bay Packers 51 - 29 to climb above .500 but still remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints won the turn-over battle by a ratio of 3:1 and the New Orleans Saints won the game! Nov 16, 2008 - Kansas City, Missouri - The New Orleans Saints beat the Kansas City Chiefs 30 - 20 to climb back up to .500 but still remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints tied in the turn-over battle by a ratio of 1:1 and the New Orleans Saints won the game. Nov 9, 2008 - Atlanta, Georgia - The New Orleans Saints lose to the Atlanta Falcons 20 - 34 to drop below .500 and remain alone in the cellar of the NFC South Division. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints lost the turn-over battle by a ratio of 0:3 and the New Orleans Saints also lost the game. Nov 2, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Bye week for the New Orleans Saints, so no damage was done. Half way through the NFL season and the New Orleans Saints are batting .500 with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. Oct 26, 2008 - London, England - In a game surrounded with a wonderfully festive atmosphere, the New Orleans Saints beat the San Diego Chargers by a score of 37 - 32. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints won the turn-over battle by a ratio of 2:0 and the New Orleans Saints won the game. Due to Reggie Bush's knee injury, New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton had no choice but to play veteran running-back Deuce McAllister in their only crucial third-and-one yard (3rd & 1 yd) or fourth and one (4th & 1 yd) play, occuring in the second quarter of play. Here's the call: "It's forth and goal from the one yard line. Drew Brees, hand-off Deuce McAllister, left tackle for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN." It was the 51st touchdown of Deuce McAllister career moving him into second place on the New Orleans Saints all time touchdown scoring list. Oct 19, 2008 - Charlotte, North Carolina - In an awful game, the New Orleans Saints lost to the Carolina Panthers by a score of 7 - 30. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints lost the turn-over battle with a ratio of 0:2 and the New Orleans Saints lost the game. New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton is a moron and still isn't putting veteran running-back Deuce McAllister in the game on crucial third-and-one yard plays. The New Orleans Saints must figure out how to get a first down in third-and-one situations. Today, both third-and-one plays were Reggie Bush runs to the right end. The first was a 3 yard gain for a first down and the second was a -2 yard loss for a punt on forth-down. Head Coach Sean Payton needs give the football to veteran running-back Deuce McAllister or figure out another way to successfully get a first down on third-and-one situations. It has been a pattern this year, on crucial third-and-one yard downs, the New Orleans Saints have had very limited success running the football for a first down without Deuce McAllister in the back-field. Give the ball to Duece, dude. It ain't that difficult. Or, put Duece in the back-field and execute a passing play from Drew Brees to one of the New Orlean's Saints trustworthy receiving corps. Oct 13, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - In a game riddled with mistakes by the Oakland Raiders, the New Orleans Saints professionally win 34 - 3. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio was 2:0 so of course, the New Orleans Saints won the game.
Oct 6, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - In a game riddled with mistakes, the New Orleans Saints lost to the Minnesota Vikings by a score of 27 - 30. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio was 0:4 and the New Orleans Saints lost the game. The Times Picayune headlines says it all:
Sep 28, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The New Orleans Saints defeated the San Francisco 49ers by a score of 31 - 17. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. The rule is: if the New Orleans Saints can break even or better in the turn over battle, they will win the game. The New Orleans Saints win-ability is directly proportional to the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio. The bottom line is: if the New Orleans Saints win the take-away / give-away battle, then the Saints win the game. In today's game the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio was 3:2 and the New Orleans Saints won the game! Sep 21, 2008 - Denver, Colorado - Is there an echo in here? This write-up is basicly a cut and paste from last week!!! The New Orleans Saints must figure out how to get a first down in third-and-one situations. The New Orleans Saints lose to the Denver Broncos by a score of 32 - 34. The New Orleans Saint's loss is directly attributed to their inability to make first downs on third-and-one yard plays. Head Coach Sean Payton needs give the football to veteran running-back Deuce McAllister or figure out another way to successfully get a first down on third-and-one situations. This year, on crucial third-and-one yard downs, the New Orleans Saints have been unable to run the football for a first down, so why run it on third-and-one? Any third-down play must be a passing play from Drew Brees to one of the New Orlean's Saints trustworthy receiving corps. The turn-over rule is was wrong this week because of Head Coach Sean Payton's stupidity. The rule is: if the New Orleans Saints can break even in the turn over battle, they will win the game. The New Orleans Saints win-ability is directly proportional to the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio. The bottom line is: if the New Orleans Saints win the take-away / give-away battle, then the Saints win the game. In today's game, the New Orleans Saints won the turn-over battle with a ratio of 2:1 but the New Orleans Saints loss the game 32 - 34 because Sean Payton is a moron and couldn't get his team to get a first down on third-and-one yard plays. Sep 14, 2008 - Washington DC - The New Orleans Saints lose to the Washington Redskins by a score of 29 - 24. The New Orleans Saint's loss is directly attributed to their inability to run the ball. Head Coach Sean Payton needs give the football to veteran running-back Deuce McAllister or figure out another way to successfully run the football. This year, on third-and-one yard downs, the New Orleans Saints have been unable to run the football for a first down, so why run it on third-down-and-one? Any third-down play must be a passing play from Drew Brees to one of the New Orlean's Saints trustworthy receiving corps. Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. The rule is: if the New Orleans Saints can break even in the turn over battle, they will win the game. The New Orleans Saints win-ability is directly proportional to the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio. The bottom line is: if the New Orleans Saints win the take-away / give-away battle, then the Saints win the game. In today's game the New Orleans, Saints turn-over ratio was 1:3 and the New Orleans Saints loss the game 29 - 24. Sep 7, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The New Orleans Saints defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a score of 24 - 20. After the game, Head Coach Sean Payton had the Quote of the Year: "... starting off with a home win is a lot better than starting off on the road with a loss". Wow, that's some great thinking coach! Once again, our turn-over rule is right on. In today's game the New Orleans Saints turn-over ratio was 1:1 and the New Orleans Saints won the game 24 - 20. Aug 31, 2008 - New Orleans, Louisiana - The major question about the New Orleans Saints 2008 roster is: How many wide receivers (WR) will the New Orleans Saints have on their final 53-man roster? As of Sunday, August 24, there were ten (10) wide receivers on the New Orleans Saints roster:
#10 Skyler Green - Practice Squad, August 31, 2008
The answer is: This 2008 season, like last season (2007), the New Orleans Saints have six (6) wide receivers on their active roster. UPDATE - August 31, 2008 - Practice Squad: #10 Skyler Green UPDATE - August 30, 2008 - CUT: #10 Skyler Green, #15 Joe West UPDATE - August 29, 2008 - IR: #87 Adrian Arrington - injured reserve UPDATE - August 25, 2008 - CUT: #14 Todd Blythe Feb 3, 2008 - Blakely, GA - New Orleans defensive end Charles Grant was stabbed in the neck, in a southwest Georgia nightclub altercation early Sunday morning where a pregnant woman was shot and killed. Early County Sheriff's deputies responded to reports of a fight around 1 am Sunday at a nightclub in Blakely, which is about 190 miles southwest of Atlanta. Charles Grant had been assaulted and had a minor stab wound to the neck, according to a statement released by Capt. Will Caudill of the Early County Sheriff's Office. Charles Grant was transported to Early Memorial Hospital where he was treated and later released. Police said no arrests have been made, and the case remains under investigation. |