I’ve been thinking about Alvin Kamara a lot lately, probably more than I should. Every time another article pops up arguing that the Saints should trade him or let him walk after this season, I read it. Most of them make perfectly reasonable points. He’s 31. Running backs don’t usually get better at this stage […]
The Super Bowl returned to New Orleans this year. It should’ve been a moment of pride for the city and a chance for Saints leadership—on and off the field—to step up and represent. But with talks of Derek Carr retirement looming, our quarterback was nowhere to be found. He didn’t appear at community events. He […]
New Orleans is a city of many names—and every one of them tells a story. From “The Big Easy” to “Hollywood South,” the New Orleans nicknames we use for the Crescent City reflect its culture, its struggles, its resilience, and its soul. But where do these names come from, and what do they actually mean? […]
Wearing a mask. According to the advice of most medical experts, the use of one during the on-going and recently surging coronavirus / COVID-19 national health crisis, is mostly viewed as a way to not only protect yourself from catching the disease, but to also prevent you unintentionally from spreading it to others. However for […]
Almost a whole entire 20 miles. 19.22 of them, as a matter of fact. That’s the literal distance measured out in total passing yardage (33,825 yards) in every single game ever played at the 45-year old indoor stadium known as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, the home venue of the New Orleans Saints, by starting QB Drew […]
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