WHO DAT DAILY

History

424–493–5 through Week 3. One Lombardi. One NFC title. Nine division flags. Twelve Hall of Famers as the Saints count them. Brees enshrined in Canton Aug. 8.

Record

424–493–5

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Super Bowl

1

XLIV

NFC

1

2009

Division

9

West 2 · South 7

Playoffs

10–13

14 trips

HOF

12

Saints’ count

  1. 2009 · Super Bowl XLIV

    Beat the Colts 31–17 in Miami. Brees MVP. First and only Lombardi. Payton’s fourth season.

  2. 2009 · NFC championship

    Vikings, 31–28 in overtime. Tracy Porter’s pick-six in the Super Bowl sealed it two weeks later.

  3. 2006 · NFC championship game

    Lost at Chicago 14–39. The Katrina-return season. First division title in the South.

  4. 2018 · NFC championship game

    Lost to the Rams 23–26 in overtime. The no-call was 3rd-and-10 with 1:49 left in the fourth, 20–20. 13–3, then silence.

  5. Divisions · Nine flags

    NFC West 1991, 2000. NFC South 2006, 2009, 2011, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020.

  6. 1967 · John Gilliam

    Opening kickoff returned 94 yards. First play in franchise history, against the Rams.

  7. 1970 · Dempsey from 63

    Record field goal to beat Detroit 19–17. Unbroken (tied three times) until Prater’s 64 in 2013.

  8. 1980 · The ’Aints

    1–15. Bags over heads. Buddy D named it.

  9. 1987 · First playoffs

    12–3. Dome Patrol. Lost the wild card to Minnesota 10–44.

  10. 2000 · First playoff win

    Haslett. 31–28 over the Rams. Lost the next week at Minnesota.

  11. 2006 · The return

    First game back in the Dome after Katrina. Payton’s first year. NFC title game.

  12. Feb 7, 2010 · Who Dat nation

    Super Bowl XLIV. Onside kick to open the second half. Porter. Lombardi.

  13. 2018 · The no-call

    Nickell Robey-Coleman. Rams. Fourth quarter, 1:49 left, 20–20. The game died in overtime. The city still has the clip.

  14. Aug 8, 2026 · Brees, first ballot

    Enshrined Aug. 8, 2026. Inaugural first-ballot Hall of Famer in franchise history.

Sources: Saints.com history · Alvin Kamara stats · Pro Football Hall of Fame — Andersen