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2010
"Big Game" Champion New
Orleans Saints March Home - AMEN!
The New Orleans Saints headed home today after defeating the
Indianapolis Colts 31-17 to win their first Super Bowl championship.
It was an emotional victory Sunday for a city still struggling
to recover from Hurricane Katrina. "We gained so much strength from our
fans, from the people of New Orleans, just knowing how much they
care about us," Saints quarterback Drew Brees said on "Good
Morning America" today. "And we take that as a sense of responsibility
just to be able to give New Orleans the championship they deserve." ...
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner retired on Friday after
a 12-year NFL career that yielded a Super Bowl championship and
established him as one of the game's elite players. "There is
something to be said, I think, to being able to leave on your
own terms and playing at the level you want to play at," he told
a news conference. "I don't think I could've handled playing
at a lesser level, I think that would've frustrated me." Warner,
a former player in the Arena Football League, made a name for
himself with the St Louis Rams during the 1999 NFL season when
he was named the starter and led the franchise to its first Super
Bowl victory. The 38-year-old made it to the Super Bowl twice
more, once each with the Rams and Cardinals, and retires at the
top of his game with one year left on his contract
...