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The '''New Orleans Saints''' are a [[National Football League]] [[franchise]] based in [[New Orleans]], [[Louisiana]]. They are part of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) and play in the NFC South Division.
 
  
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== History ==
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The '''New Orleans Saints''' are a [[National Football League]] ([[NFL]]) team based in [[New Orleans]], [[Louisiana]]. They are members of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) South Division.
  
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''1966,''
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==History and League Success==
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The Saints entered the NFL as an expansion team in 1967. The team's name comes from the date the original announcement was made that the city was being awarded an expansion franchise: November 1, 1966; November 1 is All Saints' Day in Catholicism, and New Orleans (and south Louisiana) is heavily [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]].
  
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Nov. 1 - National Football League awarded 16th franchise to New Orleans as NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle made the announcement at New Orleans' Ponchartrain Hotel ...''
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Due to the damage caused by [[Hurricane Katrina]] to New Orleans' home stadium (the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, which is one of the premier large-venue facilities in the United States, hosting seven Super Bowls), the Saints played their 2005 season in [[Baton Rouge]] and [[San Antonio]].
  
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Dec. 17 - Saints defeat the Washington Redskins, 30-14, to wind up with a 3-11 record, which tied the record for most wins by a 1st-year expansion franchise.
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The Saints have won their only [[Super Bowl]] appearance in 2010.
  
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''1974''
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==AFC South Rivals==
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*[[Atlanta Falcons]]
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Dec. 15 - Saints finished the season with a 5-9 record, which again tied the best mark in club history. <ref>  [http://www.neworleanssaints.com/custompage.cfm?pageid=66 History] </ref>
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*[[Carolina Panthers]]
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''2006''
 
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Saints advance to the NFC Championship game before losing to the [[Chicago Bears]]. 
 
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==Roster==
 
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===Quarterbacks===
 
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*9 - [[Drew Brees]]
 
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*11 - [[Mark Brunell]]
 
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*3 - Joey Harrington
 
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===Running Backs===
 
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*25 - [[Reggie Bush]]
 
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*26 - [[Deuce McAllister]]
 
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*40 - Mike Bell
 
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*23 - Pierre Thomas
 
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*33 - Olaniyi Sobomehin
 
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*27 - Aaron Stecker
 
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===Fullbacks===
 
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*36 - Darian Brown
 
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*44 - Mike Karney
 
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===Wide Receivers===
 
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*15 - Courtney Roby
 
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*12 - [[Marques Colston]]
 
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*19 - Devery Henderson
 
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*17 - Robert Meachem
 
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*16 - Lance Moore
 
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*81 - [[David Patten]]
 
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===Tight Ends===
 
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*80 - Mark Campbell
 
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*83 - Billy Miller
 
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*86 - Buck Ortega
 
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*88 - [[Jeremy Shockey]]
 
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===Offensive Tackles===
 
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*70 - Jammal Brown
 
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*74 - Jermon Bushrod
 
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*78 - Jon Stinchcomb
 
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*64 - Zach Strief
 
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===Guards===
 
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*73 - Jahri Evans
 
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*67 - Jamar Nesbit
 
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*77 - Carl Nicks
 
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===Centers===
 
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*76 - Jonathan Goodwin
 
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*47 - Kevin Houser
 
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*68 - Matt Lehr
 
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===Defensive Ends===
 
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===Linebackers===
 
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===Safeties===
 
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===Kickers===
 
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*5 - Garrett Hartley
 
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*1 - Martin Gramatica
 
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===Punters===
 
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*4 - Glenn Pakulak
 
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== See also ==
 
 
*[[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]]
 
*[[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]]
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*[[Carolina Panthers]]
 
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Latest revision as of 20:15, October 24, 2026

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The New Orleans Saints are a National Football League (NFL) team based in New Orleans, Louisiana. They are members of the National Football Conference (NFC) South Division.

History and League Success

The Saints entered the NFL as an expansion team in 1967. The team's name comes from the date the original announcement was made that the city was being awarded an expansion franchise: November 1, 1966; November 1 is All Saints' Day in Catholicism, and New Orleans (and south Louisiana) is heavily Catholic.

Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina to New Orleans' home stadium (the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, which is one of the premier large-venue facilities in the United States, hosting seven Super Bowls), the Saints played their 2005 season in Baton Rouge and San Antonio.

The Saints have won their only Super Bowl appearance in 2010.

AFC South Rivals


External links

References


NFL Teams
AFC
NFC