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==Roster==
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===Quarterbacks===
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*9 - [[Drew Brees]]
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*11 - [[Mark Brunell]]
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*3 - Joey Harrington
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===Running Backs===
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*25 - [[Reggie Bush]]
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*26 - [[Deuce McAllister]]
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*40 - Mike Bell
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*23 - Pierre Thomas
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*33 - Olaniyi Sobomehin
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*27 - Aaron Stecker
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===Fullbacks===
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*36 - Darian Brown
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*44 - Mike Karney
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===Wide Receivers===
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*15 - Courtney Roby
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*12 - [[Marques Colston]]
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*19 - Devery Henderson
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*17 - Robert Meachem
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*16 - Lance Moore
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*81 - [[David Patten]]
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===Tight Ends===
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*80 - Mark Campbell
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*83 - Billy Miller
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*86 - Buck Ortega
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*88 - [[Jeremy Shockey]]
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===Offensive Tackles===
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*70 - Jammal Brown
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*74 - Jermon Bushrod
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*78 - Jon Stinchcomb
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*64 - Zach Strief
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===Guards===
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*73 - Jahri Evans
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*67 - Jamar Nesbit
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*77 - Carl Nicks
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===Centers===
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*76 - Jonathan Goodwin
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*47 - Kevin Houser
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*68 - Matt Lehr
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===Defensive Ends===
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===Defensive Tackles===
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===Linebackers===
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===Cornerbacks===
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===Safeties===
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===Kickers===
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*5 - Garrett Hartley
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*1 - Martin Gramatica
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===Punters===
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*4 - Glenn Pakulak
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 04:14, December 20, 2008

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The New Orleans Saints are a National Football League franchise based in New Orleans, Louisiana. They are part of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play in the NFC South Division.

History

1966,

Nov. 1 - National Football League awarded 16th franchise to New Orleans as NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle made the announcement at New Orleans' Ponchartrain Hotel ...

Dec. 17 - Saints defeat the Washington Redskins, 30-14, to wind up with a 3-11 record, which tied the record for most wins by a 1st-year expansion franchise.

1974

Dec. 15 - Saints finished the season with a 5-9 record, which again tied the best mark in club history. [1]

2006

Saints advance to the NFC Championship game before losing to the Chicago Bears.

Roster

Quarterbacks

Running Backs

Fullbacks

  • 36 - Darian Brown
  • 44 - Mike Karney

Wide Receivers

Tight Ends

  • 80 - Mark Campbell
  • 83 - Billy Miller
  • 86 - Buck Ortega
  • 88 - Jeremy Shockey

Offensive Tackles

  • 70 - Jammal Brown
  • 74 - Jermon Bushrod
  • 78 - Jon Stinchcomb
  • 64 - Zach Strief

Guards

  • 73 - Jahri Evans
  • 67 - Jamar Nesbit
  • 77 - Carl Nicks

Centers

  • 76 - Jonathan Goodwin
  • 47 - Kevin Houser
  • 68 - Matt Lehr

Defensive Ends

Defensive Tackles

Linebackers

Cornerbacks

Safeties

Kickers

  • 5 - Garrett Hartley
  • 1 - Martin Gramatica

Punters

  • 4 - Glenn Pakulak

See also


External links

References