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New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton and his wife have sued the team's former long snapper over a $144,000 investment tied to a now-defunct movie studio.
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis says the club has agreed to re-sign reserve defensive back Leigh Torrence to a one-year contract.
New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey and former defensive lineman Charles Grant are suing ex-teammate Kevin Houser over investments worth hundreds of thousands of dollars tied to a now-defunct movie studio.
Charles Grant, a starting defensive end for most of the New Orleans Saints' first championship season, will be released by the only club for which he's played in his eight-year career.
Pope Benedict XVI approved sainthood for Mother Mary MacKillop on Friday, making the woman known for her work among the needy Australia's first saint.
A judge is ordering into liquidation a defunct Louisiana movie studio tied to a $1.7 million dispute with New Orleans Saints players and coaches.
A judge on Tuesday ordered into liquidation a defunct Louisiana movie studio tied to a $1.7 million dispute with New Orleans Saints players and coaches.
The New Orleans Saints have long been near and dear to Floellen Rickard’s heart. But for more than five anxious hours, they were in her stomach as well.
Wearing Mardi Gras beads and clearly exhausted from a late night of post-Super Bowl celebrations, Sean Payton leaned on a podium, clutching the Vince Lombardi trophy in his right hand.
- New Orleans is a city that understands what it means to live in the moment. On Sunday night, in the first Super Bowl appearance in the Saints’ 43-year history, they played in the moment. They coached in the moment.
Drew Brees may or may not be six feet tall. His surgically repaired arm isn’t the strongest in the game. And while he had piled up some impressive statistics in his career, how many Super Bowl rings did he have?
Drew Brees is the center of the Saints' offensive constellation, with nine players orbiting around him. Defenses don’t know what Saint to stop. Solve one matchup problem, and another emerges. Predicting what supporting character will shine on any given Sunday is impossible.
Becoming a New Orleanian is not a choice. The city takes a hold of you and doesn’t let go. Live in New Orleans for even a brief time, and the culture envelops you like the thick, humid air or the vines of the magnolias that line the streets.
There are certain things about a Super Bowl that are inevitable: A long halftime show. Funny TV commercials. A confetti blizzard during the post-game celebration. And new stars born.
It’s almost game time. You’ve read thousands of words on Peyton Manning and Drew Brees, heard how elated the city of New Orleans is to be in the Super Bowl for the first time and received hundreds of updates on Dwight Freeney’s ankle.
Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints' top-ranked offense will be like nothing the Indianapolis Colts have faced in these playoffs.
New Orleans cornerback Randall Gay and running back Lynell Hamilton sat out the Saints' final practice of the season on Saturday.
When Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams popped off the other day on a radio show and said his Saints defense was going to try to put some “remember-me” shots on Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning until “he doesn’t get back up and play again,” Williams uttered the most controversial quote so far in the otherwise uneventful buildup to Sunday’s Super Bowl. He put a bull's-eye on his own team’s back, not just Manning’s. One false step and flags may fly.
They were an odd aggregation, a collection of misfits, nomads and newcomers eager to show off football, New Orleans-style.
Hype Week isn’t what it used to be. If you doubt it, keep track of the big stories coming out of Miami this week.
Perhaps an NFL club will give John Carney a chance to kick field goals again next season, when he'll be 46.
On his feet, his insides roiling like a butter churn, Percy "PJ" Williams Jr. pulled his leather Saints helmet over his face and closed his eyes.
When Randall Gay saw middle-aged men exchange tearful embraces in the Louisiana Superdome, he could relate.
Is The End Near Here?David C Pack and The Restored Church of God are sure the end is near. I'm curious what do you think? It it the end times? Watch the complete video and then decide. COH, please.
Severed heads and other Parisian treasures on show For nearly two centuries, the kings' heads lay hidden in the foundations of a Paris bank before work to upgrade the bank's computer system in 1977 led to their discovery.
From Sarkozi Racist Moves in Haiti, to the Racism of Laura Silsby-Creoles in Nawlins Look BackCreoles of Color migrated and built up New Orleans over 100 years ago after slave revolts in Haiti. France's President Nicolas Sarkozi was the first French leader to set food in Haiti in 100 years and his speech was laughable.
The N.Y. Times and National Media Support KKK in New OrleansAfter the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers flooded the city of New Orleans, La during Hurricane Katrina the national media started propganda stories on blacks and worked an agenda of a smaller and more whiter city-this constant attack, by The N.Y.
The following parody was written about the Indianapolis Colts and their fan's reaction to their controversial "perfect season" ending loss in week 14 to the NY Jets.
Super Bowl XLIV 'Amen!' newspapers still available [plus video]We have had unprecedented demand for today's Times-Picayune celebrating the Saints' Super Bowl victory with its historic 5-inch-tall "AMEN!" headline. We expect this to be the best-selling Times-Picayune in our 173-year history.
Full disclosure: As an Indiana native, I was rooting for the Indianapolis Colts to win Super Bowl XLIV. No such luck. Congratulations to the New Orleans Saints for outplaying a tough team, and for a well-earned victory.
So the game has been played. A new champion crowned. The celebrations are raging and the tears are flowing. But how did CBS, the advertisers, and the game itself end up? Let's take a look....
(Watch) Top Super Bowl AdsWatching the Super Bowl ads is as much a tradition as the game itself. During this year's contest, a few interesting trends emerged. There were commercials focusing on what it means to "be a man" as well as a couple of ads with too many tighty-whiteys (don't worry, we'll explain).
What? Are you kidding? God may still love America, but until we all go green and force fair trade with China, then the recession is still with us. Meanwhile, there is good football.
I promised that I would gladly eat these words if the Saints win. Well, if you missed the game (or passed out during the half-time show - but that's another issue altogether) you missed quite the ending. It was a close game up through the end of the 3rd quarter.
They bent but didn't break. An onside kick that went their way to start the second half, along with a late interception of Payton Manning for a Saints touchdown, contributed to New Orleans winning their first-ever Super Bowl.
Colt's Fan Upset By School's Celebration of SaintsMaurepas High School officials sent a student home Friday for wearing a blue-and-white Indianapolis Colts football jersey to class on Black-and-Gold Day, an event staged to salute the New Orleans Saints, his father said.
Let's see who will be "I told ya so" bragging come Sunday Night! "Hail Mary, full of Grace, Catch that pass that's, in yo' face!" !!!!!!!!!!!!SAINTS WIN 31-17!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin headed to Super Bowl XLIV on taxpayers' dimeThis worthless bum is just shameless.
'Who Dat' Claim Was Misunderstanding, NFL Says NEW ORLEANS -- Lawmakers and public officials continue to jump into the fray over the NFL's ownership claim over the phrase "Who Dat" and the league's attempt to block the sale of merchandise that bears the famous Saints phrase.
Saints' win vs. Vikings was most-watched TV show since 1998 'Seinfeld' finaleThe Saints' thrilling 31-28 overtime win against the Vikings on Sunday was the most-watched conference championship game since 1982. And the 57.9 million viewers made the Saints-Vikings game the most-watched program on TV since the 1998 Seinfeld series finale.
Pompei: NFL must revamp overtime systemThe current system is just not fair. The Vikings played their entire season to get to the point when they had a chance to win it in overtime and go to the Super Bowl, and they never even had a opportunity to score.
Video: Like Mardi Gras on Red Bull, the New Orleans Saints ignite the French QuarterFollowing a coliseum-esque roar, New Orleans Saints fans literally sprinting from homes and bars instantly filled a nearly vacant Bourbon Street last night as Garrett Hartley's game winning upright-splitter sailed through.
New Orleans Saints earn first trip to Super Bowl with wild 31-28 OT win over Minnesota VikingsThey got a huge interception from Tracy Porter in the waning minutes of regulation and then a 40-yard field goal from Garrett Hartley 4:45 into overtime to beat the butter-fingered Minnesota Vikings 31-28 in th
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