Saints Finish Strong; Win Super Bowl 31-17
From Saintsational:
We...are...New Orleans. As I sit here and watch the Saints celebrate on the field, I realize there is nothing anyone can say to truly describe this moment.
about 15 hours ago
Jaxon
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Super Bowl XLIV Open Thread
by Jaxon on Feb 7, 2010 5:20 PM EST
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In my life time yet again the Panthers will return and WIN the Super Bowl, I just know it. But its not in 2010 we do know this. So let's make the best of it, hope its a good game and maybe the commercials will give us a laugh or two.
This is now an Open Thread!
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Warren Sapp Arrested; Pulled from SB Coverage
Former NFL star Warren Sapp has been released from jail on US$1,500 bond, a day after being arrested in Miami Beach on charges he choked a woman in his hotel room.
Sapp was charged with one count of misdemeanour domestic battery in the incident early Saturday after a night of partying. He was released at about 11 a.m. Sunday - a time he would have been assisting in the NFL Network's pre-Super Bowl coverage.
Bad timing to say the least...if there ever is a good time to be accused of choking a woman. I emphasize 'accused'.
Super Bowl Sunday Should Be a Fun One! - @ChrisHarrisNFL
by ChrisHarris on Feb 7, 2010 2:05 PM EST
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I'm excited about tonight's Super Bowl, but -- then again -- I'm kinda not. I wish I was playing in it, but there's only one happy team at the end of each season. Even if you make it to the Super Bowl and lose, you still walk away from it feeling disappointed.
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Panthers QB Matt Moore the Safer Bet to Start
by Jaxon on Feb 7, 2010 12:04 PM EST
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Panthers QB Matt Moore returned to his roots this week as he and his wife attended a number of events at Oregon St. In a very nice piece Kerry Eggers of the Portland Tribune gets an explanation from Moore:
"Third year in a row I've come up," says Moore, the ex-OSU quarterback now with the Carolina Panthers. "I get to see all my favorite people - everybody up here is so great.
"I love going to the (recruiting) dinner. I'm proud to be a representative of this university and this football program. I like to show that."
Moore is soon going to be an even more popular guy when he wins the Panthers starting QB job. Actually I think it's the smartest move John Fox could make with the QB position and here is why...
Even if Moore doesn't distinguish himself during training or the preseason then Fox still wouldn't be faulted for starting the guy based on the 2009 tape and stats. Only the most diehard Delhomme could discount his 2009 performance:
As the starter the last five games, Moore completed 79 of 126 passes (62.7 percent) for 990 yards and eight touchdowns with one interception. Extended over a full season, his quarterback rating (98.5) would have ranked fifth in the NFL, behind Kurt Warner, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees and Peyton Manning and just ahead of Brett Favre.
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@ChrisHarrisNFL 's Pick to Win Super Bowl XLIV Is...
by ChrisHarris on Feb 6, 2010 1:06 PM EST
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Lots of folks are asking me who I think will win the Super Bowl. Well, here's my pick...
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Should Panthers' fans curse Drew Brees for 2010?
by James The Aussie on Feb 5, 2010 11:45 PM EST
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As Drew Brees and the Saints ready themselves to compete in their first Superbowl, here in Carolina, and all over the country we are provided a unique opportunity.
I of course talk about having the ability to curse a player for the 2010 season, by way of choosing the player to be on the cover of EA Sports 'Madden 11'.
More after the jump
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Playing the armchair GM. What do the Panthers have?
by Cyberjag on Feb 5, 2010 3:00 PM EST
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Being a true armchair GM takes a lot of work. You've got to know the details of your team, and you also have to know what's going to be available in the draft and where you can patch holes in free agency. Contracts are another issue entirely--they can be confusing and the hidden details often have a dramatic influence on the cap.
While none of us are going to be as talented or informed as Marty Hurney, that shouldn't stop anyone from speculating on what might be done in the next few months, as the Panthers prepare for the 2010 campaign. The first thing to do is to take stock of what the Panthers have.
The goal is talent and depth at every position, and the current team is the foundation on which the next edition will be built. Some pieces will be scrapped, others shored up, and some may be replaced entirely. This is a first look at what the Panthers have to work with, from an Armchair GM's perspective. And it won't necessarily reflect what we want the Panthers to do, but instead what we think they might, or will do.
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