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New Orleans Saint History
"The Saints began their history in 1967 when the NFL awarded New Orleans a franchise. The team started in style as John Gillman took the opening kick-off 94-yards for a touchdown. However, the team would struggle for some years after. In 1978, although they posted another losing record QB Archie Manning was name the NFL’s MVP. In 1980, the team suffered through one of the worst seasons in NFL history going 1-15. The team didn’t record its first winning season until 1987 under head coach Jim Mora. Although they made the playoffs for the first time in franchise history the team lost to the Vikings 44-10. In 2000, the Saints won their first playoff game a thrilling triumph over the St. Louis Rams 31-28."
New Orleans Saint Information
"The Saints play in the National Football Conference South Division. Division rivals include Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons. Major rivalries include Saints vs. Bucs and Saints vs. Falcons."
Louisiana Superdome
"The Saints play their home games in the Louisiana Superdome located in New Orleans. The $134 million stadium opened in 1975 and seats approximately 73,000 fans for football games. A total of $22.8 million in improvements, affecting all levels of the Superdome, were completed in time to host the Nokia Sugar Bowl in1998 and Super Bowl XXXI. Improvements included a new entrance lobby and ticket offices, an additional concourse serving the upper level seats, refurbished ballrooms, additional accommodations for the disabled, and upgraded safety and security equipment." |
