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Pascal Matla
Share your thoughts and opinions about Pascal Matla and the Saints, or follow recent news and blogs. Pascal Matla is a center for the New Orleans Saints, wearing number 65. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played college ball... [more]
Share your thoughts and opinions about Pascal Matla and the Saints, or follow recent news and blogs. Pascal Matla is a center for the New Orleans Saints, wearing number 65. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played college ball at Eastern Illinois. Pascal Matla is 6 feet, 4 inches and weighs 315 pounds.
NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Saints' offensive line takes a lot of pride in its work. So, after a week of hearing about the New York Giants' defensive line, it was all smiles in the locker room after the Saints held the NFL's No. 1 defense without a sack.
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Reggie Bush In New Orleans they say "Who dat?" Dat this and that. Also things like "why did she did dat". But the who dat, since 2005 at least refers to the Saints. The full quote is "who dat gonna beat dem Saints"? I know girls, yawn----zzzzzzzzz------snooze. Come to this blog later if you get insomnia and you're guaranteed to fall asleep immediately...
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From open.salon.com
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At this point, no one knows if the Saints are going to win their final four games and complete the regular season with a 16-0 record.
But everyone should know this by now, especially after Sunday's electrifying overtime victory against the Redskins in FedEx Field: You can never count the Saints out.
The Saints (12-0) came back from a second-half double-digit deficit for the third time this season—with two of them coming on the road—to force an...
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From sports.yahoo.com
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A court-appointed overseer wants to liquidate the remnants of a movie studio tied to a $1.7 million dispute with members of the New Orleans Saints. Fifteen current and former team members paid the money to Louisiana Film Studios LLC late in 2008 for what they thought would be state movie industry tax credits returning $1.33 for each dollar invested.
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Cornerback Brent Grimes knows the Atlanta defense must play a nearly perfect game to have a chance against New Orleans' explosive offense. "The odds are against us, obviously," Grimes said Wednesday. "They're the No. 1 offense, but we've got a chance to make a statement." Unfortunately for Grimes and his teammates, the Falcons (6-6) lead the NFL with 49 plays allowed...
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