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Lombardi-Gras: Saints Super Bowl Parade
The New Orleans Saints joined their fans in celebrating their Super Bowl win yesterday parading through the city on carnival floats.
Head Coach Sean Payton showed off the Lombardi Trophy while players signed autographs, gave speeches and even sang.
Throngs of people pressed up against the floats causing the parade to stop at one point when one of the floats started rocking dangerously.
New Orleans Saints at Indianapolis Colts – Super Bowl Preview
Super Bowl 44
The New Orleans Saints face the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, February 7, 2010.
The Saints are the sentimental favorites making the Super Bowl for the first time in franchise history while serving as a symbol of rebirth to a city ravaged by hurricane Katrina.
But we’re not interested in sentiment. The Colts are 5-point Super Bowl betting favorites and the over/under is 56.5.
We have the two top seeds from the regular season squaring off in a Super Bowl since 1993.
Chad Strikes Back in Twitter War: Ochocinco News Network
Chad, they&point-spreads.com39;re gonna keep fining you if you keep provoking them
Chad Ochocinco, along with Chris Cooley, Ray Rice and Darnell Dockett, is launching the Ochocinco News Network (OCNN) with sponsorship from Motorola.
Ochocinco and his fellow players plan on reporting from the Super Bowl, updating a Web site and Tweeting.
Chad Ochocinco is well known for his use of Twitter. His Twitter use has gotten him in trouble with the NFL in the past, but his new Ochocinco News Network is probably going to get him in to his biggest trouble yet.
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Super Bowl 44 MVP Odds and Preview
Manning already has a Super Bowl MVP award.
Super Bowl 44 MVP odds are out now and they reflect the usual bias towards quarterbacks and running backs. Peyton Manning is, not surprisingly, the overwhelming favorite followed by Drew Brees and the running backs Pierre Tomas and Joseph Addai.
RB Pierre Thomas, New Orleans Saints +800
Thomas didn’t have eye-popping regular season numbers picking up just 793 yards on the season, but that’s mostly because the Saints didn’t give him the ball much.
His 5.4 yards per carry is good, but it’s a little inflated because the Saints pass heavy offense makes it a little easier to knock off a big run.