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• Sean Payton's onside gamble helps Saints win Super Bowl
Coach Sean Payton parlayed a winning game plan and a winning gamble on an onside kick into the New Orleans Saints' first Super ...
• Indianapolis Colts' homecoming brings out 11 people to airport
The end of the Indianapolis Colts' season came down to 11 people. Not the 11 players on the field during the Super Bowl, but ...
• Browns release suspended wide receiver Donte' Stallworth
The Browns have released wide receiver Donte' Stallworth. Stallworth was suspended for the 2009 season by NFL Commissioner Roger ...
• Brees confirms his elite status with Super Bowl MVP effort
Drew Brees, a career underdog, outdueled Peyton Manning, the NFL's golden boy, lifting a franchise, a team and a city to once-unthinkable ...
• Colts' Dwight Freeney tries to put best foot forward
Dwight Freeney looked like his typical all-pro self ... for a half anyway, but the torn ligament in the Indianapolis Colts defensive ...
• Practice makes perfect: Porter's pick clinches Saints' victory
The skinny was that the New Orleans Saints needed to force turnovers to have any shot at all against Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis ...
• Colts coach Caldwell's perfect ending proves elusive, too
In his first season as Indianapolis Colts coach, Jim Caldwell first flirted with a perfect season and then romanced a Super Bowl ...
• Like a ravaged city recovering, Saints become creative
It had to happen this way for the New Orleans Saints, for the fairy tale to be perfect.
• Super Bowl XLIV loss bittersweet for Colts RB Joseph Addai
Indianapolis Colts running back Joseph Addai has had two stellar performances in Super Bowls in Miami. But he obviously prefers ...
• Tight end Jeremy Shockey relishes Super Bowl moment
The rest of his teammates had deserted the interview room long before when New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey, freshly ...
• Pierre Thomas steps up to help Saints rally past Colts
While Pierre Thomas' rushing established the New Orleans Saints' offensive balance, his runs after catching the ball are why ...
• For Garrett Hartley, three kicks set a Super Bowl mark
It did not look like this season would become the proverbial happily-ever-after story for Garrett Hartley.
• Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smith lead NFL's 2010 Hall of Fame class
The tracks of their tears traced careers of unparalleled excellence for wide receiver Jerry Rice and running back Emmitt Smith. ...
• Sean Payton, Saints make the grade in Super Bowl XLIV
Who deserves cheers and who deserves jeers for their performance in Super Bowl XLIV? USA TODAY's Sean Leahy grades the teams.
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