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  NFL - New Orleans Saints vs Indianapolis Colts 31-17 *** Highlights ***

  www.watch-live-nfl.com New Orleans Saints vs Indianapolis Colts 31-17 Highlights - 44 Super Bowl 2010 Super Bowl XLIV was the 44th Super Bowl game that was played on February 7, 2010, pitting the American Football Conference (AFC) champion Indianapolis Colts against the National Football Conference (NFC) champion New Orleans Saints. The New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 31-17, earning their first Super Bowl win. The venue was the Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, and the game's kickoff took place at 6:28 pm EST (23:28 UTC) on February 7, 2010, the latest calendar date for a Super Bowl yet. The game features the Saints' first Super Bowl appearance since their founding in 1967, while it is the fourth time a Colts franchise team has appeared, since their founding in 1953 as the Baltimore Colts. In their three previous Super Bowl appearances, all also in Miami, the Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts have lost once in 1969 and won twice in 1971 and 2007. The Saints entered the game with a 13-3 record for the 2009 regular season, compared to the Colts' 14-2 record. In the playoff games, both teams had a 1st round bye. The Colts entered the Super Bowl off of 203 and 3017 victories, while the Saints advanced with scores of 4514 and 3128 (in overtime), defeating last year's runners up the Arizona Cardinals in their first game. The Pittsburgh Steelers, as defending champions, failed to make the playoffs based on tiebreakers. It was the first time ...
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  New Orleans Saints vs New England Patriots 2009 Monday Night Football (MNF) Highlights

  Join our Forum at www.facebook.com - Coach Sean Payton, Drew Brees, Jeremy Shockey, Thomas Morstead, Marques Colston, Courtney Roby, Robert Meachem, Lance Moore, Devry Henderson, Randall Gay, Mike Bell, Tracy Porter, Reggie Bush, Pierre Thomas, Malcolm Jenkins, Jabari Grer, Mike McKenzie, Roman Harper, Darren Sharper, Jonathan Vilma, Scott Fujita, Zach Strief, Jon Stinchcomb, Will Smith, Charles Grant...the list goes on. This is a TRUE TEAM. I am proud to be a Who Dat Man. If you enjoyed the video, visit our forum at www.highschoolstudio.com
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  Jim Rome Is Burning: New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV Victory
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  Heart of the City (WHO DAT) ft XMan, Bigshott, Big Rec, & LA Anime - New Orleans Saints HL

  Follow us on Twitter @teammfn, @mfnhannibal, @acewonder_mfn Now available at www.muzartonline.com (Downloads and Ringtones available here!) A Highlight reel of the New Orleans Saints. "Heart of the City" (WHO DAT!) ft Prof. X-Man, BigShott Da Black Rhino, Big Rec, & Kuniqua. Produced by MF'N (Ace Wonder, Johnny Brasco, & Red Bull Big Tune winner HANNIBAL THE BEAT ANIMAL. Heart of the city (Who dat) Chorus In New Orleans, The heart of the city's in the Superdome We wear Black & Gold And we make em say "Who dat" And we make em say "Who dat" "who dat" Verse 1:X-Man I said when the Saints go marching in I'ma be up at the game yea with all my friends I'ma eat some nachos & drink some beer but playa it's NACHO day in here. I said I want the touchdown, we want the kick we wanna catch an interception & drop some hits We got this year, we so hot this year Black & Gold got the superbowl spot this year Yea, we bout to win, ya knew that Make em say who dat Forget your uniform, Leave you blue black, who dat Black & Gold team, New Orleans, yea who dat Feed em teaspoons of defeat, yea who dat Drop bombs straight thru the Brees, yea who dat Ain't a drop of booze cuz we done drunk it all, who dat It gets so loud in my house Your quarterback had to call a time out Holla back boy! Ayo, the Saints is gone win it Go superbowl & let's kill it We don't care what team or what city said We don't care what team or what city Drew Brees chant; 1, 2, win, we do 3, 4, win, some more 5, 6, win, for ...
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  New Orleans Saints NFL Football Season Win Projection

  From GamblersTelevision.com Tony T here from Gamblers Television covering the NFL "Vegas Style" all season long. The New Orleans Saints finished the regular season with a 7-9 record. It was a disappointing year for the Saints as they reached the NFC Championship in 2006. The issue with the Saints was their defense as they gave up an average of 245 passing per game ranking 30th in the league. They Saints addressed it in the offseason drafting Sedrick Ellis, acquiring free agent linebacker Jonathon Vilma and cornerback Aaron Glenn. Oddsmakers have set the regular season win projection for the New Orleans Saints at 8 ½ wins. Schedule The Saints play in the NFC South and that means two games with Tampa Bay, Atlanta and Carolina. The NFC South plays the NFC North and AFC West this season and that brings road games at Denver. They are going to have to beat 3 of the 8 weaker teams from those divisions on the road as they travel to Oakland, Chicago and Detroit. As a third place team in the NFC South they must play the two other second place NFC teams and that means a road game at Washington and hosting San Francisco. They also lose a home game as they will play as the home team in their game against San Diego in London. Offense: The Saints have weapons on offense with Drew Brees at quarterback, Marques Colston at wideout and Reggie Bush and Deuce McAllister in the backfield. They were #1 in red zone efficiency last season scoring a TD 72% of the time. Through out their first four ...
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  New Orleans Saints Post Season Highlights 2009-2010

  This was something I made right after the Super Bowl, but couldn't get it to upload, so I redid it with new music, and did some better editing, hope you guys enjoy. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THIS FOOTAGE. ALL OF IT BELONGS TO THE NFL. Music: Intro: King Diamond - Black Horseman/Saints Intro Iron Maiden - Caught Somewhere In Time Shadows Fall - Burning The Lives Outro - King Diamond - Black Horseman.
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  New Orleans Saints (Gleason Block)

  New Orleans Saints on MNF (1st Home Game After Katrina)
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  President Obama Welcomes the New Orleans Saints

  The President honors the New Orleans Saints for their Super Bowl victory and speaks of the role the team has played in helping New Orleans recover from the devastation from Hurricane Katrina. The President also speaks of the work to cap the BP oil spill and of the Administration's commitment to help the area and its fisheries recover. August 9, 2010.

• NFL - New Orleans Saints vs Indianapolis Colts 31-17 *** Highlights ***

• New Orleans Saints vs New England Patriots 2009 Monday Night Football (MNF) Highlights

• Jim Rome Is Burning: New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV Victory

• Heart of the City (WHO DAT) ft XMan, Bigshott, Big Rec, & LA Anime - New Orleans Saints HL

• New Orleans Saints NFL Football Season Win Projection

• New Orleans Saints Post Season Highlights 2009-2010

• New Orleans Saints (Gleason Block)

• President Obama Welcomes the New Orleans Saints