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Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images Here are your daily New Orleans Saints links New Orleans Saints: New t-shirt available to commemorate Taysom Hill sticking it to the haters - Canal Street Chronicles A new t-shirt from BreakingT is now available, commemorating Taysom Hill’s debut game, a victory of rival Atlanta Falcons. Taysom Hill gets pass from Sean Payton after … [Read more...] about Fleur-de-Links, December 1: Saints are still poised to win the NFC South

(Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images Listen In! Saints run away with a win against the Broncos New Orleans Saints analysts for Canal St Chronicles Brenden Ertle and Nate Williamson breakdown the Saints beating the QB-less Broncos 31-3. We discuss, not to overreact about Taysom Hill, break out game for Latavius Murray and the Saints defense has become one of the … [Read more...] about CSC Podcast: Saints Dominate in Denver 31-3

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports An NFC matchup continues Week 12 in the NFL. Join us here to discuss the game! The Philadelphia Eagles host the Seattle Seahawks tonight in the City of Brotherly Love. This is a rematch of their Wild Card matchup this past January. Will Russell Wilson dominate the Philly defense? Can Philly find a way to exploit the Seattle defense? … [Read more...] about Seahawks vs. Eagles: Monday Night Football open thread

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports Today’s game, if you can even call it that, was one of the weirdest byproducts of 2020 thus far. Well, that was a game that occurred. The New Orleans Saints transported back to 1960s football and advanced to 9-2 with their Week 12 31-3 win over the quarterback-less Denver Broncos - their first at Mile High Stadium since 1994. It had all the … [Read more...] about Saints Week 12: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly

Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images Saints win 8th straight in one of the oddest games in NFL history Hats off to Kendall Hinton. Of course it was not pretty, but to come in and start at quarterback in the NFL after playing receiver for three years and not practicing all week took major guts, and he deserves all our respect despite the way he played. The Saints … [Read more...] about CSC’s Saints fantasy studs and duds from Week 12

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports Then Sean Payton called and demanded Bush be a Saint The story about a recent interview by Kevin Hart regarding Reggie Bush’s impending arrival to the New Orleans Saints is fascinating to say the least. If you haven’t seen it, the light hearted conversation from Kevin Hart on CTV Comedy Channel is an absolutely laugh out loud 15 … [Read more...] about Reggie Bush wanted either the Texans or Jets to draft him

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports The New Orleans Saints led the way to victory against a quarterback-less Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon. The New Orleans Saints have now won eight straight games to bring their season record to 9-2. The latest victory saw the Saints once again start quarterback Taysom Hill after Drew Brees was placed on the injured reserve prior to last … [Read more...] about 3 Biggest takeaways from Saints victory over the Broncos

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports A win is a win in the NFL. It wasn’t pretty, but it goes down in the records books just the same. The New Orleans Saints beat the Denver Broncos 31-3 behind another dominant performance from the New Orleans Defense. The Broncos were playing against a stacked deck as all three of the quarterbacks on their roster were deemed unable to play in … [Read more...] about Social media reactions to Saints dominating win over QB-less Broncos

Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images Here are your daily New Orleans Saints links New Orleans Saints: New t-shirt available to commemorate Taysom Hill sticking it to the haters - Canal Street Chronicles A new t-shirt from BreakingT is now available, commemorating Taysom Hill’s debut game, a victory of rival Atlanta Falcons. Murray, Saints grit and grind their way to … [Read more...] about Fleur-de-Links, November 30: Saints defeat Denver Broncos but receive punishment for maskless celebration