We want to welcome American Back Institute to the Who Dat Nation family, they provide individualized care to the Who Dat Nation, enhancing their flexibility, function and agility; resulting in increased body awareness, improved body performance and extension of his career.

Make sure you check out them if you need some help !

BRIDGEWATER SHINES

Quarterback Drew Brees might have been dressed and participated in the pregame warmups, but Teddy Bridgewater trotted out with the first-team offense once the game started. Bridgewater carried over a strong week of practice during his first series, completing 6 of 7 passes for 43 yards and led the Saints on a scoring drive, which was capped off by Wil Lutz’s 27-yard field goal. Bridgewater would go on to play the first two quarters and looked strong while completing 14 of 19 passes for 134 yards, which included a gorgeous 32-yard deep pass to wide receiver Cyril Grayson, and a touchdown to finish with a 110.4 passer rating. Taysom Hill took over in the second half.

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Drew Brees’ cleats for tonight in support of Ellen DeGeneres‘ “The Ellen Fund”, which supports global conservation efforts for critically endangered species – they will be auctioned off next week!

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“Saints long snapper Zach Wood is the lowest-rated player in Madden”

Madden 20 worldwide launches today, and our long snapper is here to make his case that he deserves a higher rating…

with Drew Brees as his hype man!

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Ochsner Sports Performance Center
5800 Airline Drive
Metairie, LA

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Keep getting emails asking us about the “The Who Dat Nation Rally & Music Festival”

Well here is my current two cents….

When you look at the story on the web site for the people promoting the “Rally” you learn that they talk about the big “No Call” party that was held on Fulton Street. In fact, they say that “Thousands filled Fulton Street for a protest event. Thousands more packed the French Quarter.” Base off of the fan support that filled Fulton Street the planned the “Official Who Dat Rally & Music Festival”

We at WhoDatNation.com learned that “The festival was conceived by Monistere, who brought the idea to the parish, said Parish Councilman Paul Johnston. “I thought it was a good idea,” he said.”

You may remember Steve Monistere:
Steve Monistere
Who Dat?, Inc. 
334 Carondelet Street, Suite. B
New Orleans, LA  70130
504 814 0862
steve@whodat.com

This is the same person that has attempted to stop people from using the term “Who Dat” over the years and only seems to appear when the Saints are winning and only when he can make money off of the fans of the Who Dat Nation!

In fact he claims on his website “In 2010, Who Dat received worldwide brand recognition when it was the most searched phrase on Google following the Superbowl win by the New Orleans Saints.” And that “With its big, bold logo and the irresistible urge to shout it loud,” WHO DAT!” is an attention getter for any product or service!” so you should “Contact us for information on our licensing, or co-branding opportunities.”

 I have heard that they are donating money to a great cause I hope this is correct..

I also see that this festival is “in no way associated with the NFL or the New Orleans Saints”

We love our Saints….. Who Dat Nation till we die and hope this event does some good for whatever cause they are supporting!

The seven officials who worked the controversial NFC championship game between the New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams are all returning this season.

The NFL announced its roster of officials for this season on Wednesday.

Rusty Bayne, Bruce Stritesky, Bill Vinovich, Tom Hill, Gary Cavaletto, Todd Prukop and Pat Turner are all listed among the 122 officials who will work games this season.

Turner, the down judge, and Cavaletto, the side judge, were the two officials closest to the play. Vinovich was the referee and in charge of the officiating crew. 

The Saints lost to the Rams 26-23.

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