The New Orleans Saints were back with a vengeance in 2006 and are poised to make an even stronger showing in the 2007-2008 season. Fans are eager to see Reggie Bush play alongside newly added veterans Troy Evans and Brian Simmons and draft picks Robert Meachem and Usama Young, and there’s nothing like seeing the game live in person. Last season’s ticket sales were record breaking, so get your tickets now before you miss your chance to be in the Louisiana Superdome to cheer the New Orleans Saints all the way to Super Bowl XLII!

Some New Orleans Saints history: The Saints joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1967. The new club struggled for many years, employing six head coaches, posting 12 consecutive losing records, and averaging only four wins per season from 1967 to 1978. The team's leader during much of this time was quarterback Archie Manning, who won the NFL player of the year award in 1978. The greatest moment in Saints history came on November 8, 1970, when New Orleans kicker Tom Dempsey sealed a 19-17 upset of the Detroit Lions with a 63-yard field goal—the longest in NFL history.