Parade to give another jolt of Saints euphoria
NEW ORLEANS -- Another jolt of Saints euphoria is on tap for New Orleans Tuesday when the Super Bowl champs board floats borrowed from Mardi Gras krewes for a victory parade through the grateful city.
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Saints raise their city's spirits, maybe for good
NEW ORLEANS -- People lined up by the hundreds to buy Monday's Times-Picayune, which hollered "AMEN!" from its front page. The Saints' Super Bowl victory was a prayer answered in this...
Colts are 7-1 favorites to win 2011 Super Bowl
One bad pass by Peyton Manning hasn't cost the Indianapolis Colts any cachet.
NFL future: Spotlight off the field
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- A memorable season capped by a super title game with a record TV audience has NFL executives and fans beaming.
Can NFL kill the golden goose?
The New Orleans Saints hadn't even begun to properly celebrate their storybook run to a Super Bowl championship when bookmakers installed the team they had just beaten as the favorites to win it all next year. No disrespect for the Saints, but the wise guys in Las Vegas probably figured they would still be suffering from the biggest party hangover ever.
Colts hope loss fuels another Super Bowl run
MIAMI -- Reggie Wayne stared right through all those reporters.
Browns release WR Stallworth
CLEVELAND -- Donte' Stallworth will get the chance to resurrect his NFL career, but it won't happen in Cleveland.
Berry hopes Thorpe Award Super Bowl trend rolls on
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Tennessee safety Eric Berry has a lofty new tradition to uphold as the winner of the Jim Thorpe Award.
Payton, Brees bask in glory of New Orleans' title
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Wearing Mardi Gras beads and clearly exhausted from a late night of post-Super Bowl celebrations, Sean Payton leaned on a podium, clutching the Vince Lombardi trophy in his right hand.
Super Bowl is most watched TV show ever
NEW YORK -- The New Orleans Saints' victory over Indianapolis in the Super Bowl was watched by more than 106 million people, surpassing the 1983 finale of "M-A-S-H" to become the most-watched program in U.S. television history, the Nielsen Co. said Monday.
Super Bowl sets record with 48 minutes of ads
NEW YORK -- Think Sunday night's Super Bowl seemed like it had a lot of ads? You're right. Commercials took up nearly 48 minutes of the game -- the most for any Super Bowl.
A hoarse Who Dat Nation savors Saints' victory
NEW ORLEANS -- Jubilant fans greeted the Super Bowl-winning Saints Monday, showering them with "Who Dat!" chants as they returned to their home city as champions.
