Difference between revisions of "New Orleans Saints"
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| − | + | *97 - Jeff Charleston | |
| + | *94 - Charles Grant | ||
| + | *93 - Bobby McCray | ||
| + | *79 - Rob Ninkovich | ||
| + | *95 - Josh Savage | ||
| + | *91 - Will Smith | ||
===Defensive Tackles=== | ===Defensive Tackles=== | ||
| − | + | *71 - Kendrick Clancy | |
| + | *98 - Sedrick Ellis | ||
| + | *96 - Antwan Lake | ||
| + | *99 - Hollis Thomas | ||
| + | *92 - James Reed | ||
| + | *72 - Montavious Stanley | ||
| + | *66 - Brian Young | ||
===Linebackers=== | ===Linebackers=== | ||
| + | *53 - Mark Simoneau | ||
| + | *56 - Jo-Lonn Dunbar | ||
| + | *54 - Troy Evans | ||
| + | *55 - Scott Fujita | ||
| + | *60 - Tearrius George | ||
| + | *50 - Marvin Mitchell | ||
| + | *58 - Scott Shanle | ||
| + | *51 - Jonathn Vilma | ||
===Cornerbacks=== | ===Cornerbacks=== | ||
| − | + | *31 - Aaron Glenn | |
| + | *22 - Michael Lehan | ||
| + | *34 - Mike McKenzie | ||
| + | *42 -Jason David | ||
| + | *20 - [[Randall Gay]] | ||
| + | *24 - Leigh Torrence | ||
| + | *28 - Usama Young | ||
===Safeties=== | ===Safeties=== | ||
| − | + | *29 - Josh Bullocks | |
| + | *41 - Roman Harper | ||
| + | *21 - Terrence Holt | ||
| + | *39 - Chris Reis | ||
| + | *43 - Kevin Kaesviharn | ||
===Kickers=== | ===Kickers=== | ||
Revision as of 04:24, December 20, 2008
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
- 9 - Drew Brees
- 11 - Mark Brunell
- 3 - Joey Harrington
Running Backs
- 25 - Reggie Bush
- 26 - Deuce McAllister
- 40 - Mike Bell
- 23 - Pierre Thomas
- 33 - Olaniyi Sobomehin
- 27 - Aaron Stecker
Fullbacks
- 36 - Darian Brown
- 44 - Mike Karney
Wide Receivers
- 15 - Courtney Roby
- 12 - Marques Colston
- 19 - Devery Henderson
- 17 - Robert Meachem
- 16 - Lance Moore
- 81 - David Patten
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
- 97 - Jeff Charleston
- 94 - Charles Grant
- 93 - Bobby McCray
- 79 - Rob Ninkovich
- 95 - Josh Savage
- 91 - Will Smith
Defensive Tackles
- 71 - Kendrick Clancy
- 98 - Sedrick Ellis
- 96 - Antwan Lake
- 99 - Hollis Thomas
- 92 - James Reed
- 72 - Montavious Stanley
- 66 - Brian Young
Linebackers
- 53 - Mark Simoneau
- 56 - Jo-Lonn Dunbar
- 54 - Troy Evans
- 55 - Scott Fujita
- 60 - Tearrius George
- 50 - Marvin Mitchell
- 58 - Scott Shanle
- 51 - Jonathn Vilma
Cornerbacks
- 31 - Aaron Glenn
- 22 - Michael Lehan
- 34 - Mike McKenzie
- 42 -Jason David
- 20 - Randall Gay
- 24 - Leigh Torrence
- 28 - Usama Young
Safeties
- 29 - Josh Bullocks
- 41 - Roman Harper
- 21 - Terrence Holt
- 39 - Chris Reis
- 43 - Kevin Kaesviharn
Kickers
- 5 - Garrett Hartley
- 1 - Martin Gramatica
Punters
- 4 - Glenn Pakulak
See also