
This is New England's first return to the Superdome since their spectacular win in 2002 against Kurt Warner and high powered Saint Louis Rams on a last second field goal by Adam Vinatieri.
New Orleans bid for an undefeated season is at it's toughest time facing a team that knows what it takes to go 16-0 in a season. The Saints are averaging almost 37 points per game while blowing out the competition to become 10-0 currently. Drew Brees looks like a solid candidate for MVP and has hit nine different receivers for touchdowns.
The Saints three-headed rushing attack of Mike Bell, Pierre Thomas, and Reggie Bush has paid off with Bell and Thomas rushing for over 500 yards a piece while Bush offers a change of pace and 5 TDs. This keeps them fresh and ready for the post season which they most definitely will make at this pace. Although, they face a tough road ahead when they face the NFC East-leading Dallas Cowboys before season’s end.
Tom Brady and New England offense has been strong. Over the last 5 games Tom Brady has thrown for over 300 yards per game and 14 touchdowns. Wes Welker despite missing the first 2 games still leads the league with 79 catches while the dangerous Randy Moss draws the much needed double coverage.
Is this a Super Bowl Preview?
New England leads the series against the Saints:
- 4-0 in its regular-season visits to the Superdome
- 8-3 against the Saints overall
- Victories in the last three meetings.
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