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Why one New Orleans game still means so much to Mike Tirico
Broadcaster Mike Tirico became emotional on ESPN reflecting on the Saints' 2006 Superdome return, calling it a defining moment of sports' power to heal a community.
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Broadcaster Mike Tirico became emotional on ESPN reflecting on the Saints' 2006 Superdome return, calling it a defining moment of sports' power to heal a community.
The New Orleans Saints could have treated Monday night’s loss to the Atlanta Falcons as another frustrating defeat in a long NFL season. Head coach Kellen Moore appears determined to make sure that doesn’t happen. After watching his team get beaten 45-24 on one of the most meaningful nights of the…
On the 20th anniversary of the Saints' return to New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, it was the Falcons who had a big game.
The New Orleans Saints are running out of patience and answers. After Monday night’s humiliating 45-24 loss to the Atlanta Falcons dropped New Orleans to 1-3, head coach Kellen Moore admitted that his team’s recurring slow starts remain an unresolved problem. It continues to put the Saints in…
The game was a rematch of the original "Domecoming" in late September 2006, when the Superdome reopened after suffering extensive damage.
Twenty years after the Saints celebrated the Superdome’s reopening with a win over Atlanta, the Falcons came back for the anniversary and beat New Orleans 45-24 on Monday night. Bijan Robinson ran 59 yards for a touchdown on Atlanta’s third play, and the Falcons never trailed.
Vor 20 Jahren kehrten die New Orleans Saints nach der Zerstörung durch Hurrikan Katrina in ihr Stadion zurück. Das Jubiläum wird gegen die Falcons groß gefeiert - die Gäste aber sind ein Partyschreck.
Vor 20 Jahren kehrten die New Orleans Saints nach der Zerstörung durch Hurrikan Katrina in ihr Stadion zurück. Das Jubiläum wird gegen die Falcons groß gefeiert - die Gäste aber sind ein Partyschreck.
Atlanta Falcons running backs Bijan and Brian Robinson tore apart the Saints 45-24 Monday to spoil the party on an emotional night in New Orleans.Bijan Robinson -- fresh from two touchdowns on a stunning showing against Green Bay -- rushed for another on the second play of the night.
The Falcons used a relentless running game to spoil the Saints' "Domecoming" celebration on "Monday Night Football."