Drew Dat Nation is “Extremely Frustrated”

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After throwing 46 TD’s in 2011, and an NFL record 5476 yards, unsigned franchise QB; Drew Brees is believed to be asking in the range of $21 million per year & the Saints are closer to $19 million per year. It is safe to say the frustration has started, and the pressure is starting to mount with the Saints beginning on-field practice next Tuesday.

“Lack of communication has been the biggest disappointment, Certainly I feel like I’ve fulfilled my end of the bargain, and obviously my intent and my goal this entire time has been to sign a long-term deal with the Saints, and finish my career in New Orleans”

The Skinny: It’s been a tough offseason with all the turmoil surrounding the New Orleans Saints. The one person that can lead this franchise through the “storm” is Drew Brees. The Ultimate deadline for Brees & the Saints to reach a long-term agreement is July 16th. His loyalty in San Diego almost cost him his career after a shoulder injury his last game with the Chargers, so we could see another “seat saved” next to Sean Payton’s until the start of the regular season if the Saints don’t come to their senses and ‘Show Drew the Money’

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Shaun Rogers flattens Kyle Boller like a pancake

By Gayle Saunders
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Have you ever imagined what it feels like to be flattened by a 350 pound Defensive tackle. Well if your interested call Kyle Boller, the most surprising part of this video is…Kyle Boller still plays in the NFL??? Well if he keeps on getting hit like this it will def be NFL (Not for Long) Shaun Rogers is not playing around this season!

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Percy Harvin Gets blown up by Malcolm Jenkins

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Percy Harvin makes a nice run and catch and gets the yac (yards- after-catch) However Malcom Jenkins makes him pay for it!

Bobby McCray sends Kurt Warner into retirement

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After throwing an Interception to Saints Will Smith, Kurt Warner tries to go for the tackle and gets crushed by Bobby McCray. This brutal hit was the one that sent Kurt into retirement! Remember boys and girls…Bobby McCray throws blocks like a boss.

Obama: Saints saved New Orleans

By Gayle Saunders
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On Monday President Obama made it known that the New Orleans Saints were the saviors of their city, saying their “unbelievable season” helped buoy the spirit of a battered Gulf.

“Plenty of cities carry their sports teams through a tough season,” Obama said. “It’s a rare thing when a sports team carries its city through tough times.” Read more

Cedric Griffin destroys Billy Miller hard hit lookout block

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Have you guys ever seen a lookout block? Here’s a prime example displayed by #19 Devery Henderson.

New Orleans Saints visit area hard hit by oil spill

By Gayle Saunders
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The New Orleans Saints and Gov. Bobby Jindal have decided to head down together to coastal Plaquemines Parish on Tuesday to visit areas affected by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

The Saints initially planned to attend a lunchtime event at the governor’s mansion in Baton Rouge that day, but Jindal and the Super Bowl champions decided it would be more appropriate to meet in an area that is now suffering the adverse affects of the worst oil spill in the nation’s history.

Oil has washed ashore in Plaquemines Parish, just southeast of New Orleans, killing and injuring wildlife and polluting waters where fishermen work.

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