Archive for the ‘New Orleans Saints’ Category
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
A few leftover notes from this year's Super Bowl:
- How fitting is it that the two players most responsible for breaking Colts fans' hearts in this year's Super Bowl were rooted on by the very same fans in their collegiate careers?
Purdue alum Drew Brees was the MVP of the game, ...
Posted in Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, NFL | 9 Comments »
Monday, February 1st, 2010
A lot of people around the country probably wondered, "How crazy was the party in New Orleans after the Saints won last Sunday night?"
So crazy that it took me a week to effectively recover and talk about it in full detail.
Not that this comes as any surprise. New Orleans has ...
Posted in New Orleans Saints, NFL | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
So I’m sitting in this hot tub with three other middle-aged dudes, getting drunk, having a blast and then BAM! all of the sudden the water starts spinning and the next thing I know we’re in 1986.
Sounds retarded, right?
Well ladies and gentlemen, I give you the premise for “Hot Tub ...
Posted in Gary Hogeboom, Hot Tub Time Machine, Indianapolis Colts, Jack Trudeau, Jim Mora, New Orleans Saints, NFL, Super Bowl XLIV | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Every group has one. That one nut. A crazed fan who spouts off stats more than The Situation lifts his shirt.
I have a friend who qualifies. He is without a doubt the most ridiculous sports fan I've ever encountered. I swear, if this kid put half as much effort into ...
Posted in Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, NFL, Super Bowl XLIV | 1 Comment »
Monday, October 26th, 2009
This may be the only time in life I ever use this headline, so take it easy, Wolverine fans.
Anyway, during yesterday's telecast of the Saints-Dolphins game, Rumors and Rants fan-favorite Dick Stockton brought up a conversation that the announcing crew had with Miami quarterback Chad Henne earlier this week.
Stockton noted ...
Posted in Dick Stockton, Indiana football, Miami Dolphins, Michigan, New Orleans Saints | 2 Comments »