Solid video that shows how well our running back by committee worked for us.

2486 Yards and 21 TD’s Not to shabby.

I have always loved #57 I still wear his jersey to all big Saints games, including the Superbowl!

Steve Sidwell the former defensive coordinater calls up WWL radio and talks to Rickey.

Well it’s up and running now so make sure you join it !

Whodatnation.com fan page !

Join the whodatnation.com official fan page now !

By Dave Walker, The Times-Picayune

March 05, 2010, 12:37PM

Matt Damon (“Invictus”) wears the black and gold during an appearance on Friday’s (March 5) “The Late Show with David Letterman” – the result of a Super Bowl bet with New Orleans native Anthony Mackie (“The Hurt Locker”).

Read the story and see the video here.

Just when you thought it was over ………………….

Who Dat suing NFL Properties? And the New Orleans Saints? And the state of Louisiana? Who Dat?

Who Dat? Inc. filed suit in federal district court Thursday in Baton Rouge.

Read more of the story here.

Never know what you are going to see when you are out and about in New Orleans.

Last night at Sake Cafe it appears that Chef Pierre Thomas and Chef Will Smith of the New Orleans Saints were ready to make some sushi !

Sake Cafe Uptown

So if you are looking for some GREAT sushi make sure you check out Sake Cafe Uptown !

This video recaps all the nay-sayers. Those who were picking the Colts over the Saints. Very sweet.

Talk about striking while the iron is hot. A Louisiana lawmaker has proposed “Who Dat Nation’’ license plates be made available by the state.

You want to see government move quickly on something? Keep an eye on this one. The bill is supposed to be filed before the next legislative session starts at the end of March. Just a hunch here, but I’m thinking it would not be a wise career move for any politician to oppose this one.

Read more here.

Also found on WWL

WWL State Capitol Bureau Reporting

Read more here.

His name is Bernard Saverio Diliberto, we knew him as Buddy D. A sports reporter who could say Mitsubishi with a flare. Buddy was there, along with us in the good times and the many bad times. When there was a flicker of hope he promised if the Saints ever made it to the Superbowl he would wear a dress.
Well, they did it, we did it and in Heaven Buddy did it. No more bags, no more wait ’till next year, no more coulda, shoulda, woulda. Da Saints and Da Who Dat Nation delivered.

DA BRAWDS MARCHED FOR BUDDY D. The Cajun Cannon, Bobby Hebert, delivered on a promise and we entered into the promised land. Superbowl XLIV is in the history books.

WHO DAT SAY DEY GONNA BEAT DEM SAINTS! WHO DAT! WHO DAT!

Photos by David Barfield

You can get the above poster on David’s site by CLICKING HERE now.

Fans lined the breezeway outside Brothers on the Boulevard on Saturday to get an autograph from Saints receiver Devery

Henderson.

Henderson, an Opelousas native and second-round draft pick of the Saints in 2004, recently wrapped up his sixth NFL season helping his team to a 31-17 win in Super Bowl XLIV, a game in which he had seven receptions for 63 yards.

Since then, Opelousas and the entire state of Louisiana, for that matter, hasn’t been the same.

Henderson saw firsthand as he entered the store to a multitude of cheers.

Read the rest of the story here.

“It’s good to see how much the fans appreciate me, the team and what we’ve done,” Henderson said.