New Orleans Saints obviously hope they’re unavailable for the Pro Bowl after this season, but if the NFL’s hottest team for some reason doesn’t advance to the Super Bowl, it will likely be well-represented at the annual all-star game.

In the league’s second update on Wednesday from the Pro Bowl fan voting, the Saints had 19 players rank in the top 10 at their positions.

Quarterback Drew Brees still leads all players, as he did last week, and he’s now received 725,736 votes.

It’s tough to project whether all of the Saints players in the top 10 will receive invitations to the game, which also factors in voting from players and coaches. Plus, the Saints’ standing with regards to NFC players matters more than the total ranking.

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Select a gift from the Wish List below today and help make this a brighter holiday for children and teens in foster care along with various foundations we support in SE Louisiana! Drop off bins will be located throughout Southeast Louisiana after Thanksgiving to collect new unwrapped gifts.

Here is one of my favorites : )  You can find them HERE.

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By this time next week, the New Orleans Saints could call themselves NFC South champions again.

The Carolina Panthers’ loss Sunday (Nov. 25) against the Seattle Seahawks put the Saints (10-1) four games ahead of the second-place Panthers (6-5) in the NFC South standings with five games to play.

So, if the Saints win Thursday against the Dallas Cowboys, the Saints could be in position to clinch the division title three days later. For that to happen, the Panthers must lose next Sunday (Dec. 2) against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers .

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A friend of the Who Dat Nation sent us this video, so we reached
out and asked him if we could share it.. he said YES.. WHO DAT !

You heard me.. Arnold… Lewis.. Carr… Kirkwood !!

Way to go Drew…. thanks for making this Thanksgiving special.

One last desperate Atlanta gasp remained when Calvin Ridley caught a crossing pattern deep in New Orleans Saints territory and raced toward the goal line.

The rookie receiver had a lead on Marshon Lattimore. Another two or three steps, and he would have cut a three-score Saints lead to two and maybe things might have been interesting on Thanksgiving night.

Instead, Lattimore did the thing the Saints did all night to the Falcons. They let them experience hope, and then ripped it right out of their hands. He lunged for Ridley, tore the ball out of his hands and watched as teammate Eli Apple pounced on it.

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