These might be ‘your daddy’s Saints’
The Saints’ 28-25 loss to the Vikings in London was a true throwback to the franchise’s darkest days
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Black & Gold B.S. -The Saints Offense is B.S. with Special Guests – Our Dads!
Jacob and Sean are joined by their dads to lament the Saints’ completely unwatchable offense and try to hash out how this mess gets cleaned up
Three weeks in, the Dennis Allen experiment is a resounding failure
DA’s Saints are 1-2, and their sloppy brand of football deserves every bit of criticism coming their way
NFL Week 3 All 16 Games & 23 Best Bets
NFL Week 2 has come and gone, leaving in it’s wake a 13-11 record of the picks from this column. We combine that with week 1 to bring us to 23-20 on the season...
The Saints lost because of bad offense – not because of Tom Brady or the refs
The Saints’ week 2 loss had nothing to do with Tom Brady and our fake rivalry with the Bucs, and everything to do with sloppy offense
Black and Gold B.S. – The Entire Bucs Organization is B.S.
The gang laments the game that the Saints gifted to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Fighting Mike Evanses
NFL Week 2 – All 16 Games with 23 Suggested Bets
NFL Week 1 was a glorious and fun return to wagering on pro football. Last week in this column we laid out 19 bets representing 22 units. When the smoke cleared, we finished with...
Black and Gold B.S. – The Falcons Blew a 16-Point Lead with 11:12 Left in the 4th Quarter
The gang discusses how this game had EVERYTHING: the Saints getting punched in the mouth, horrendous officiating and a comeback for the ages at the expense of the lowly Falcons
Mistakes No More, Lattimore: Payton Turner saved Marshon Lattimore’s behind
Lattimore committed two late penalties in the final minutes of Sunday’s game that nearly costed the Saints in their comeback win over the Falcons, 27-26. New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore earned the NFL Defensive...
The latest Falcons collapse is what life is all about
The Saints overcame a 16-point fourth quarter deficit to cap a thrilling start to the Dennis Allen era