Mike Chappell & Mike Triplett, SN correspondents Let the questions begin. After the Colts and Saints arrive today for Super Bowl week, Miami will become the Q&A center of the universe.

Last Sunday’s Vikings-Saints epic illustrated everything wonderful and demoralizing about America’s Game. 44 years of futility being erased with a single kick that could not have split the uprights more perfectly…

This ESPN article documents the current trendy topic of who owns the phrase "Who Dat"? As the article points out, the NFL has sent local New Orleans stores cease and desist notices claiming the "Who Dat" trademark as their own, at least as it related to the New Orleans Saints.

Emailed by blog reader Mike Fearon (and re-posted with his permission):Since my horse is out of the race, I’m picking a team based on food ( New Orleans is much more my taste) – but in the spirit of fair play, I feel obligated to include Indianapolis . Without further delay, here are the party concepts:New Orleans SaintsWhat to drink (cocktail): SazeracWhat to drink (beer): Abita AmberWhat to eat: Spicy Chicken BitesFan faux pas: A Saints tattoo [YIKES! Somebody get that guy some teeth alread…

No Vikings got fined for being dirty in the NFC Championship game.

I was going to wait on the outcome of Super Bowl XLIV, but why wait? The New Orleans Saints have been an amazing team to watch all season. I am not throwing anyone under the proverbial bus, but being new to this site, I am not sure of what motivated a certain writing at the beginning of

I was going to wait on the outcome of Super Bowl XLIV, but why wait? The New Orleans Saints have been an amazing team to watch all season

It’s Christmas all over again! Not only are my New Orleans Saints going to the Super Bowl but Hulu.com is now broadcasting the NFL Network online! I’ll save my NFL Network-less story and just say that I’m extremely pleased to hear this.

Now that the euphoria of the Saints win over the Vikings and first ever Super Bowl berth has subsided a bit it’s a good time to look at the NFC Championship game more closely. Allot has also been made about the battering that Brett Favre took at the hands of the Saints, football is a contact sport and

Now that the euphoria of the Saints win over the Vikings and first ever Super Bowl berth has subsided a bit it’s a good time to look at the NFC Championship game more closely. Allot has also been made about the battering that Brett Favre took at the hands of the Saints, football is a contact sport and