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New Orleans Saints History
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2015
Just a few videos of great moments in New Orleans Saints history.
For more great moments visit the site www.nosaintshistory.com
For more great moments visit the site www.nosaintshistory.com
Using GIMP to Enhance an image of Conrad Dobler's 1978 Topps Card.
Just a how-to on I use the free, Open Source Graphics editor GIMP to take a scan of a 1978 Conrad Dobler Topps card and make it look much better to go up on my website.
For more images of Old School New Orleans Saints Football be sure to check out www.nosaintshistory.com.
For more images of Old School New Orleans Saints Football be sure to check out www.nosaintshistory.com.
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Frank Warren - New Orleans Saints 1981-1994
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Someone was kind enough to share a sound clip about Frank Warren of the New Orleans Saints. They didn't recall where they got it from. I went ahead and added some pics of him to help put a person behind the story. Frank Warren was a 3rd Round draft pick out of Auburn of the New Orleans Saints in 1981. He played for 13 seasons until 1994 and was a major addition to the Dome Patrol. He recorded 5...
Films Encore Archie Manning NFL Videos
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A really good video of New Orleans Saints favorite Son Archie Manning. Early footage of Archie as he discusses his trials and frustrations during those days as well as commentary from other NFL players.
New Orleans Saints Running Back Mark Ingram Rips Off A 22 Yard Touchdown Against St. Louis.d
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After 4 seasons, Mark Ingram of the New Orleans Saints seems to finally be justifying his First Round Draft Pick selection. In 2014 he rushed for 964 yards and 9 touchdowns. Here Ingram gashes the St. Louis Rams for 22 yards and a score. See more New Orleans Saints Videos at www.nosaintshistory.com
Doug Atkins. #9 All-Time Pass Rusher in NFL History
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NFL Films segment featuring Doug Atkins as the #9 All-Time NFL Pass Rusher. Doug played 17 seasons in the NFL. The last 3 of which where with the New Orleans Saints. See more New Orleans Saints History at www.nosaintshistory.com
New Orleans Saints History | Highlights of Billy Kilmer, the first Quarterback in New Orleans
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Believe it or not, there were Saints quarterbacks before Drew Brees. Even before Archie Manning. In 1967, a young man from San Fransisco left the 49ers and joined the Saints as a backup quarterback. By the end of the season he was the undisputed starter and intrepid leader of those early New Orleans Saints teams. Here is a little highlight reel of Billy Kilmer and some footage of early Saints a...
The Dome Patrol. One of the Greatest Set of Linebackers is NFL History
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An excellent video of the Dome Patrol, the 4 linebackers that made up the New Orleans Saints Defense of the late 80s and early 90s. See more New Orleans Saints History at www.nosaintshistory - Your Who Dat History Book!
I think I remember that The Saints almost got Warren Moon we he was leaving the CFL, but he ended up at Houston. Now Bobby Herbert The Cajun Cajun was pretty good. Bobby’s Michigan Panthers beat Coach Mora’s Philadelphia Stars in the first USFL Super Bowl.
Lost in all this...was the amazing writing of the NFL Films team. Jeff Kaye was very good too after taking over for the late John Facenda as the NFL fils narrator.
brees got us a championship
If Brees had this defense, he would have 6 rings
THE BALL IS ON THE FIFTY THE DOWN IS THIRD AND TEN That was in Sports Illustrated in 1971 when Arcie was at ole Miss how does the rest of the lines go on the Greatest quarterback to ever play the Game
I Truly appreciate this clip. Its like a big breath of fresh air to hear this its awesome ! Frank Warren IV
Arch got the last laugh over Bradshaw and Staubach and Plunkett and Theisman etc. He raised his sons to win Super Bowls. I’m a dad. There is no greater feeling.
Which superbowls did your sons win?
@@davidmitchell6873 XLIX.
Atkins had 30 sacks in his last 3 seasons in New Orleans.
Archie was sacked 83 times in his first 2 years. 83 damn times!
I got to watch these guys live and there was no other 4 backers from one team to make the all stars. Sam, Pat, Rickey, and Vaughn. With the Field Mouse running the show.
The first minute of this features plays by DBs and D-line, not the linebackers
The greatest. Damn offense fucked everything up. Bobby throwing pick 6’s in the playoffs.
He was with the saints for 11 years, he couldn't win games on his own.
He was the only player, that was great. The rest of the team, sucked.
No, the number one pass rusher is Doug Atkins
In regards to their careers, Roger Staubach once said, “The only difference between Archie Manning and I is that the Cowboys drafted me and the Saints drafted him”
Yes you will always be my favorite saint
1:35 Eli Manning
I can remember this defense. My goodness. Problems.
Archie Manning was a really good QB. Because he played on two shitty teams at the time doesn't get nearly the credit or respect that he deserves in my opinion. Archie gets forgotten unfortunately. Credit Archie for being Loyal and staying with the Saints. He also didn't have any other premier talent around him on the offensive line, or other great players on his team.
Not a great player on his team.
I'm sorry, but you can't say the teams around him were bad for 14 years in his career.... He lost his last eight games of his career on two different teams. I believe the speed of the game was too much for him, and he never adjusted. He never played against black elite talent or black talent at all until he got to the NFL, and I think that was a shock to him. He was not very good at reading his keys, and he had several opportunities. They could have drafted Doug Williams, and the rest would have been history. He was right in your backyard and homegrown, oh, but he was black, so that wasn't going to happen. But we want to keep celebrating this hillbilly loser in terms of wins, and i'm not going to let anybody slide on this. Yes , he could throw, and he could run , but he couldn't do much else at the NFL level. He threw a pretty ball, and he was very athletic, but he didn't win. The same people supporting him still believe. The South never lost the war and that they would rise again.🤣🤣foh
You don't understand how things work.
@davidmitchell6873 Well, please explain. I would like to hear what you think.
The saints didn’t have a winning seasons for the first 20 years of their existence they were a trash organization
At 2:15 Eli Manning looks exactly like his dad! Now I understand why Archie didn't want his son's to go to bad NFL teams. He sacrificed his ambitions for Superbowls, his sons don't have to. And case in point both of their sons are Superbowls champions.
Archie Manning, of his 35 NFL wins, 11 of those were comebacks: that practically 1/3 of his win total. Good thing he had ability & guts, otherwise the Saints would've won even less.
There has been lots of huge men that just couldn't cut the mustard in the NFL,this behemoth ain't one!
This is so great that Frank's family was able to view this! He was a legendary Saints player without doubt. Rest in peace Mr. Warren.
I was friends with his son Frank Warren Jr back in elementary. We used always talk about his dad and its Kool being older and realizing da impact he had on the game and his family lives.
@@xJ4x Whats up ? This Frank
Man wazzam Frank this Jeremy from time clock what's good witchu bruhda it's been too long dawg
@@xJ4x you on fb or ig or something?
A mountain of a man .
If archie manning was with the Steelers they would have been unstoppable
They were already unstoppable.
Would have been interesting if Doug Atkins and Dick Butkus were on the same team with the Bears. I can't imagine why the Bears let him go, other than the feud with Halas.
They were on the same Bears teams in 1965 and 1966. Butkus admitted that Doug was the only man he was ever afraid of.
There were on the same team and Butkus admitted he was afraid of Doug Atkins because outside of being quite possibly the strongest man on earth he had a ferocious side and didn't hesitate to use it if necessary..his presence alone scared the crap out of people.. nervous and apprehensive..being a raw boned guy from Tennessee with his Scottish background made him so menacing
Thank you from the Warren Family
How is Frank Warren Jr doing me and him used to be good friends back in elementary but lost contact after Katrina
I don’t know who had this clip but thank you ❤️. I hadn’t heard my daddy’s voice in years. Tears 😢
Mr. Warren was a good man for sure and I'm glad you were able to hear his voice again, while I do not run this youtube page, that's my voice doing this presentation which I originally produced for radio some years ago. My youtube page is under the name Taylor Lumber. Once again, glad that my presentation was able to bring a lot of happiness to you.
@@Football-Sidelines-NO Thank you. I will definitely come subscribe to your page
Your dad was a good man and a damn good player. You should be very proud
I think I saw your dad in an interview with Bryan Gumble. I found this thread looking for that interview. His words about competition inspiring me and I wanted to share them with the next generation. He LIVED and many people don't really know what that really means.
@@brettbanta2100 I am very proud 🥹
They were the greatest set of four linebackers ! Bar none!!!
back then they the nfl didn't keep stats like they do now
They said it was something when Atkins went against Bob St. Clair, who was an inch TALLER than 6’8” Doug! Even in today’s era, how often do you see a 6’8” man going against a 6’9” opponent? Both these giants are in the Pro Football HOF in Canton.
And he threw St. Clair like a rag doll.. Atkins was the strongest baddest man on planet earth.. period
@@mitchelll3879 I've heard how terrifying he was and film of him certainly backs that up.
It will be sad 😥 when these great players go to the great blue sky
Poor archie i feel bad for the guy but im glad his sons have done him proud
His sons have won Superbowls for their teams and he never won one. He never went to the playoffs
It seem he was a great QB, he was the bestin the NFL, it's just no players were that good for him.
🔥🔥 *like if u love football comm if u love basketball* 1:21 🎥💜 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇💚
WOW That size He was Way Way Ahead of his time A Real life Monster Of the Midway
Paul Brown cut Doug Atkins from the Browns because he burped in the middle of a team meeting
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LOVED #8
Waz a Ricky in New Orleans.....My Home turned me into Swilling
So he was a great quarterback it's just the rest of the team sucked so they cheered Archie on and though the Patriots team is better than Tom Brady is and yet they always cheered him on instead of the rest of the team what is wrong with people nowadays
Great, fierce player. Atkins said the great Sonny Jurgensen was a quarterback he could never intimidate.
How can you go to the Pro Bowl when you threw more INTS than TDs in that season?
😂😂
Ask Joe Namath. He's in the Hall of Fame.
or Ken Stabler....who did as well while playing with one of the great teams of ALL TIME
different times, DBs could literally maul you. Nowadays you touch the WR its a spot foul.
God bless you Archie. You'll always be my favorite Saint.
I guess he needed good players on his team to at least get to the playoffs.
Question? Who was Archie, Olivia, Cooper, & Eli rooting for in Super Bowl XLIV?
They had to been rooting for Payton. Archie played for the Saints, but they weren't going to pull against one of their own.
At 57 years old, two QBs stick out to me as a kid. Archie Manning and Jim Plunkett. Both those guys were unfortunate in many ways, but in the end I think people realized how great each guy was.
Jim finally got situated with a good team and won 2 SB's with the Raiders.
Why Jim though? I’m 10 but I like history very much, and didn’t Jim Plunkett have to come back?
He was the greatest college QB I ever saw. It was so unlucky for him to be stuck on a joke of a team. He should have demanded a trade. What a waste of ability.
garrison 68 He was loyal to the team and city to a fault.
Look up his stats he was a pick machine
@@enlightenedwarrior7119 MANY QBs of that era threw a lot of ints. And Archie had the bad luck of a crappy o line and crappy receivers. Too many people automatically blame the QB for a pick, when it's often the result of bad team play.
WHODAT !!!
Archie manning cooper manning Peyton manning Eli manning .........to be continued
Arch manning now.
@@imtheattacker then Peyton’s son (name I can’t remember), and then Eli’s son Charlie
Marshall manning. And achies little brother who plays center I think.
6 foot 8 and he played 17 seasons not human indeed
I wonder how he would do in today's game because of all the rules