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Five of the last 11 Super Bowl champs missed the postseason the following year. For the Saints, all of their focus is on repeating and not the annoying talk of a hangover, Larry Holder says. Super Bowl - Sport - NFL - New Orleans Saints - Football

The New York Giants have signed Super Bowl XLII hero David Tyree and Ike Hilliard to a one-day contracts so both wide receivers can retire with the team Friday.

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David Tyree will never be able to top what he did against the Patriots in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLII, so now's as good a time as any to walk away from the game. Tyree spent five of his seven seasons in the league with the Giants and he went to the Pro Bowl as a special team ace in 2005. He signed a one-day contract so that he could retire with New York . "At the end of the day I am a ...

The trendy Super Bowl pick in the NFL this season seems to be the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens have been known since their inception in the NFL as a defensive-minded team. Many can argue that the only reason the Ravens have had any success is because of their defense over the last decade. They even won the Super Bowl in 2000 because they had one of the best defenses in NFL history. I mean, if a ...

Despite the fact that the super bowl isn’t coming until 2012, Zionsville’s Super Bowl Committee is already buzzing with ideas.

Nipomo Cowboys Youth Football team battled it out in Carpinteria during the Super Bowl last Saturday. Nipomo’s Bantam Silver beat the Santa Barbara Bantam Chargers 14-12, maintaining its perfect record.

L’Observateur LAPLACE – With the New Orleans Saints nearing training camp, the region is gearing up for what is hoped by most to be a great follow-up season to February’s Super Bowl win. Only a handful of teams in the history of the NFL have managed to win back-to-back championships, but after the Saints brought the Lombardi Trophy back to New Orleans, there was a renewed sense that anything was ...

ARLINGTON - A North Texas neighborhood leader is putting out a warning to residents interested in renting their houses to Super Bowl visitors, and is being backed by the City of Arlington and the Super Bowl Committee.  Jim Bass, the chairman for the Action North Arlington, is concerned about hundreds of signs appearing around Arlington. They promise as much as $10,000 a day for homeowners ...