The New Orleans Saints. Week 6 blog #1

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 Well.. last night, as a Saints fan, my family and I witnessed yet another heartbreaking playoff loss. It wasn't any playoff loss, though. It was a loss to Drew Brees's biggest rival, Tom Brady. They seem like they are always on each other's heels and trying to keep up with each other. They are no doubt two off the greatest to ever play, and Brees being the greatest Saints Quarterback.

With rumors of his retirement hanging in the air yet again, I am feeling a bit off today. He and Sean Payton will always be remembered as the two people who gave not only New Orleans hope and something good to look forward to, but the entire state of Louisiana something to look forward to at the moment that we had lost so much. 

We do things differently down here. We win and we lose together, but through it all, we stand proudly and we stand strong together. As sad as I am about Drew's curtain call, I am also really excited about our future. In Sean Payton we trust. See ya next season!! 

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