Archive for November 2010

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NFL Factoid: Running back JAMAAL CHARLES rushed for 173 yards and wide receiver DWAYNE BOWE had 170...

NFL Factoid: Running back JAMAAL CHARLES rushed for 173 yards and wide receiver DWAYNE BOWE had 170 receiving yards in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 42-24 victory at Seattle. It was the first regular-season game in NFL history in which teammates reached the 170-yard mark both rushing and receiving. The only other instance was Super Bowl XXII when TIMMY SMITH rushed for 204 yards and RICKY SANDERS had 193 receiving yards for the Washington Redskins.

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'None of this happens without New Orleans,' Sportsman of the Year Drew Brees says

New Orleans Saints quarterback says Sports Illustrated honor was not achieved unilaterally

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RB Thomas could be back for Cincy Sunday

The Saints run game has been helped out by rookie Chris Ivory, but it sounds like Pierre Thomas could be on his way back, and possibly as early as Sunday when the team takes on the Bengals in Cincinnati. Injured running back Pierre Thomas could make his long-anticipated return to active duty Sunday in an important road game against the Cincinnati Bengals, New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton said Tuesday night. Payton said Thomas has “turned the corner’’ in his rehabilitation/recovery from a severely sprained left ankle that has sidelined him the past eight games and triggered widespread speculation as to the nature of the injury. ESPN has reported the past two weeks that Thomas suffered a torn tendon, reports Payton has labeled inaccurate. In addition, the lengthy rehabilitation and uncertainty surrounding Thomas’ prognosis and pending return have caused great angst and frustration for the fourth-year pro who broke into the NFL as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2007. “I’...

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No 'domestic issue,' Saints DE Smith says of his arrest

Forum: Saints News Posted By: mvtrucking Post Time: 11-30-2010 at 10:09 PM

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Saints DE Smith: Arrest a 'misunderstanding' (The Canadian Press)

NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith says his weekend arrest on a domestic abuse charge was the result of "an unfortunate misunderstanding."

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Saints DE Will Smith: Arrest a 'misunderstanding' (AP)

New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith says his weekend arrest on a domestic abuse charge was the result of "an unfortunate misunderstanding." Police say Smith and his wife, Racquel, had gotten into an argument just after 2 a.m. Saturday while leaving a nightclub. Cpl. Paul Mouton says in a news release that officers on patrol saw the argument escalate and then saw Smith grab the...

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Saints DE Will Smith: Arrest a 'misunderstanding' (PA SportsTicker)

New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith says his weekend arrest on a domestic abuse charge was the result of "an unfortunate misunderstanding."

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AccuScore: Chiefs, Rams bolster playoff hopes (Yahoo! Sports)

AccuScore uses past performance statistics to describe how players perform under different environmental,...

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Who Dat Station: Saints-Bengals Preview 7pm!

Who Dat Station: Saints-Bengals Preview 7pm!

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New Orleans Saints fullback Heath Evans raises money for charity with help from teammates

More than $200,000 is raised for Heath Evans Foundation to offer support and promote awareness for victims of child sexual abuse

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