Nothing But Love Between Tom Brady And Drew Brees
Tom Brady and Drees Brees each touched on their relationship on Wednesday, one that goes back to their days in college.
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Tom Brady and Drees Brees each touched on their relationship on Wednesday, one that goes back to their days in college.
The Patriots are looking to bounce back from their loss on opening day as they take on the Saints in New Orleans on Sunday.
In terms of an opportunity for a bounce-back, it doesn't get much better than this.
Tom Brady ended up in the news when his wife said he suffers concussions every year. Quarterback Drew Brees said that would never happen to him.
Despite the fact he played in a different conference than his new team, Brandin Cooks has a good feel for what the New England Patriots are all about.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees tells T&R about his first encounter with former Purdue teammate Matt Light.
The Saints and Panthers can still contend for the playoffs in a diminished NFC South. But both teams need a win Thursday.
Drew Brees is the latest high-profile star to speak out against Roger Goodell and the NFL.
All of a sudden, the Patriots are getting support in their battle against Roger Goodell.
The NFC South is the focus of Thursday Night Football this week as the New Orleans Saints take on the undefeated Atlanta Falcons.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Mike Lockhart sat down with CBSBostonSports.com's Andrew Celani once again for their weekly fantasy chat.
The Saints are coming off their best game of the year after hammering Green Bay 44-23. However, they have not won a road game this year. The Panthers are hoping to continue that trend, and they will be bringing back a familiar face in running back DeAngelo Williams.
Three of the best QBs in the game are currently 0-1, and they're all staring at the potential of an 0-2 start to the season.
It was an Over/Under Tuesday on The Adam Jones Show's "Game Of Jones."
Meet the NFL players you need to follow this football season.
Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak preview the 2014 New Orleans Saints.
It's a poorly-kept secret that the Seattle Seahawks don't mind taking a penalty flag or two for pass interference or defensive holding in exchange for five or six no-calls on borderline plays. Supposedly, the NFL will be cracking down on physical play in the defensive backfield. If true-and that's a big if-it could mean even bigger numbers for the quarterbacks.
It may not be the Beast Quake, but Marshawn Lynch had another great game against New Orleans in the Playoffs as Seattle was able to outlast the Saints 23-15 and advance to the NFC Conference Finals next weekend.
The New Orleans Saints played a much better game on defense as they faced off with the Seattle Seahawks this time, but there were plenty of other problems. It was a hard-fought effort and a really good season, but the road woes have got to stop.
Seattle shouldn't hope to follow the same route to as their previous victory over New Orleans if they want to advance to the NFC title game next week.
Six weeks ago, the New Orleans Saints suffered their worst loss of the season in a game where they were absolutely demolished by the Seattle Seahawks. Immediately afterward, head coach Sean Payton told his players to put the game behind them because they would get another shot. Payton was right as the Saints are meeting the Seahawks again, and there are four big things they need to do, in order to win.
The first time the Seattle Seahawks and New Orleans Saints met in Week 13, it was for NFC Supremacy. Now in Week 19, the true force of the NFC will be revealed.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Monday, January 6.
The New Orleans Saints had never won a road playoff game and were often marred by their road woes and the "cold curse." Temperatures in Philadelphia were down in the twenties and Drew Brees was faltering, but the Saints left it in the hands, or on the foot, of their newest player in Shayne Graham.
