Relive the Greatest Moments in Saints Football—Newly Updated! The New Orleans Saints own a rich history that reflects the unique character of their hometown—always colorful, sometimes sinful, and utterly unpredictable. In recent years, the Saints have shaken off their reputation as the NFL’s lovable Fleur de Losers and have risen to become a dangerous gridiron competitor once again. Despite the struggles of their early years, the Saints are adored and worshipped by their fans like few other teams in the league. Their diehard followers are resilient, passionate, and eternally optimistic. In this newly revised edition of Tales from the New Orleans Saints Sideline, author Jeff Duncan chronicles the flamboyant history of the franchise, its highs and lows, the great coaches and players, and the colorful characters that have made it one of the most interesting clubs in NFL history. Tales from the New Orleans Saints Sideline details the franchise’s journey from the bumbling early years under freewheeling owner John Mecom, through the misguided and madcap three seasons under Coach Mike Ditka, and the return to respectability under the wise Sean Payton. Primed and ready to achieve the glory that has thus far eluded them, the New Orleans Saints have hundreds of stories to be told, and thousands of moments to share. Now fans will relive all the greatest triumphs and most devastating defeats, and get the inside story from former Saints greats like Mora, Archie Manning, Morten Andersen, Pat Swilling, Drew Brees, and more. Without a doubt, Tales from the New Orleans Saints Sideline is a must-have for any football fan.
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The inspiring story of the New Orleans Saints' 2009-2010 football season that culminated with the winning of the Super Bowl.
Payton then hired Rob Ryan in 2013 in a move that many longtime observers questioned from the start. Ryan, the brother of former Buffalo Bills and New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan, was respected for his defensive knowledge, ...
"Middle grade football fans are introduced to the extraordinary history of the NFL's New Orleans Saints with a photo-laden narrative of their greatest successes and losses"--
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Traces the history of the New Orleans Saints football team.
On All Saints Day in 1966, the New Orleans Saints became the NFLÕs sixteenth franchise.
The New Orleans Saints were already pro football’s longtime losers.
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Frank-ly Speaking He was back on the West Coast trying to finish up his degree at USC and Frank Gifford figured he'd had enough of the New York Giants and pro football. As a first-round pick in 1952, Gifford served as an insurance ...