Archive for October, 2011

The New Orleans Saints have lost two of their last three games, and both losses were of the ugly variety.

As some of youse might had done noticed da GGM did not produce no spell this past week. Due to some confusion in da Saints organization about da GGM’s Supa Bowl check what still aint had done come yet as of last Friday da GGM was advised by his agent to sit out.

The New Orleans Saints  lost 31-21 to the St. Louis Rams Sunday in what was the worst outing for Drew Brees and the Saints offense of the season by far.

Clipped from: www.sfgate.com (share this clip) A few days after the Cardinals stunned Texas to win the World Series, the Rams pulled off their own surprise, grabbing their first victory this season by upsetting New Orleans 31-21. The decisive win left the NFL with two winless teams, Miami and Indianapolis.

Last week the New Orleans Saints beat the Colts 62-7.  I’m sure no one noticed, but I didn’t write a blog on that game last week.  The reason I was “absent” was because I simply had nothing to “report”.  It was, what I call a “stupid game”.

New Orleans Saints inactives: running back Mark Ingram, corner Johnny Patrick, linebacker Will Herring, tackle Zach Strief,  tight end David Thomas, wide receiver Adrian Arrington, and defensive end Turk McBride.

The New Orleans Saints are just hours away from facing the St. Louis Rams. No team is hotter at the moment given they blew out the Indianapolis Colts 62 to 7 at home last week while setting numerous franchise records

Clipped from: www.wwltv.com (share this clip) That, in essence, is the beauty of the New Orleans Saints’ offense – the parts are interchangeable, the results are not. Today, when the Saints (5-2) kickoff in St. Louis in an NFC interdivisional matchup with the Rams (0-6), the next-man-up mentality will continue when running back Chris Ivory replaces Ingram, who will be out with a bruised right heel.

The New Orleans Saints signed tight end Tory Humphrey three days ago to help bolster depth at the position, where they have been bitten by the injury bug.

We are almost at the halfway point of the NFL season which means we are about due for a head coach to be fired. Last year there were four head coaches that lost their jobs during the season as Wade Phillips, Brad Childress, Josh McDaniels and Mike Singletary were fired. The first of those firings game in Week 8 last year so history tells us we could be due for the first firing this season. Three Winless Teams You have to start by looking at teams that are winless and look at their head coaches to see which coach could [...]