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  • For the Aint's it definitely had to be April 1.??

  • For the Aint's it definitely had to be April 1.??

    @texasag1969 said:

    For the Aint's it definitely had to be April 1.??

    Ah......NO.  But think about the calendar.

  • 9/9/66?

    '66 Mardi Gras: 2/22

  • 9/9/66?

    '66 Mardi Gras: 2/22

    @nero said:

    9/9/66?

    '66 Mardi Gras: 2/22

    Nope, none of those.

  • May 30 is Saint Jeanne D'Arc.  I'm running out of ideas, you see.

  • May 30 is Saint Jeanne D'Arc.  I'm running out of ideas, you see.

    @nero said:

    May 30 is Saint Jeanne D'Arc.  I'm running out of ideas, you see.

    No that’s not it but you were thinking along the right path. 

  • The Saints were formed on All Saints Day. 

  • The Saints were formed on All Saints Day. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    The Saints were formed on All Saints Day. 

    Bingo!   Check.  November 1, 1966.

  • Second Chance Saloon,   here are the unanswered questions:

    5.  On what date (in 1966)   were the Saints founded?  Hint: significant to that franchise.

    6. Besides San Antonio and East Rutherford NJ, what other city did the Saints play a home game after Katrina?

    7. What was the name of the French Royal House from which the Saints took their Fleur de Lis symbol.    Hint:    plastic cups and lack of open container laws.

    @the-gipper said:

    Second Chance Saloon,   here are the unanswered questions:

    5.  On what date (in 1966)   were the Saints founded?  Hint: significant to that franchise.

    6. Besides San Antonio and East Rutherford NJ, what other city did the Saints play a home game after Katrina?

    7. What was the name of the French Royal House from which the Saints took their Fleur de Lis symbol.    Hint:    plastic cups and lack of open container laws.

    6. Baton Rouge?

    7. Redsolocups

    Zombo

  • 7. The House of the Rising Sun?

         Or was it the House of Bardot?

        https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/photos/2012/03/brigitte-bardot-slideshow-1950s-201203

  • @the-gipper said:

    Second Chance Saloon,   here are the unanswered questions:

    5.  On what date (in 1966)   were the Saints founded?  Hint: significant to that franchise.

    6. Besides San Antonio and East Rutherford NJ, what other city did the Saints play a home game after Katrina?

    7. What was the name of the French Royal House from which the Saints took their Fleur de Lis symbol.    Hint:    plastic cups and lack of open container laws.

    6. Baton Rouge?

    7. Redsolocups

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    6. Baton Rouge?  Check

    7. Redsolocups   No...but ask yourself, where are these used?

    Zombo

  • 7. The House of the Rising Sun?

         Or was it the House of Bardot?

        https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/photos/2012/03/brigitte-bardot-slideshow-1950s-201203

    @texasag1969 said:

    7. The House of the Rising Sun?

         Or was it the House of Bardot?

        https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/photos/2012/03/brigitte-bardot-slideshow-1950s-201203

    Good answer.  Not right, but good answer.

  • This is the only question not answered so far (all tries so far have failed).

    9. The Saints "Fleur de Lis" logo is actually the emblem of which French Royal Family?

  • This is the only question not answered so far (all tries so far have failed).

    9. The Saints "Fleur de Lis" logo is actually the emblem of which French Royal Family?

    @the-gipper said:

    This is the only question not answered so far (all tries so far have failed).

    9. The Saints "Fleur de Lis" logo is actually the emblem of which French Royal Family?

    Given how much they like to drink in N.O., I'm going to say the Bourbons.

  • @the-gipper said:

    This is the only question not answered so far (all tries so far have failed).

    9. The Saints "Fleur de Lis" logo is actually the emblem of which French Royal Family?

    Given how much they like to drink in N.O., I'm going to say the Bourbons.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Given how much they like to drink in N.O., I'm going to say the Bourbons.

    CheckCheck

  • You got these all, but here I will do a wrapup

    1. What is the current head to head record of the Browns vs. the Saints?

    Browns have a 13-4 edge in the series.

    2. What WR that lead the Saints in passing for a season also played for the Browns for a while?

    Donte Stallworth

    3. Which Saints first round draft pick also played for the Browns for a while?

    Donte Stallworth

    4. What Pro Bowl player for the Saints signed a big FA contract with the Browns....but never played a down for them?

    LeCharles Bentley

    5. On what date were the Saints founded?

    November 1, 1966    All Saints Day

    6. After Hurricane Katrina, the Saints played their home games in 3 different cities.   Name these cities.

    They played their home game against the Giants in East Rutherford NJ.   Then they played a few games in the Alamodome in San Antonio . Then finally the played at least one game in the LSU Tigers  Stadium in Baton Rouge.

    7. The Saints won the only Super Bowl they ever appeared in.  Besides them, what are the other 2 teams that have won the only SB they have been in?

    Jets and Buccaneers   (a few other teams have lost their only SB appearance:  Chargers, Cardinals, Titans, 

    8. The Saints colors are Black and  Gold.  What other teams in the NFL claim black and gold as their colors?

    The Steelers,   but everyone knows, including them, that their color is nowhere near "gold".   It is as yellow as the streaks on their backs.

    9. The Saints "Fleur de Lis" logo is actually the emblem of which French Royal Family?

    The Bourbon Family.    The street was named after them, not the liquor...in fact, I suspect that the liquor was named after them.

    10. Only 3 people whose primary playing career was with the Saints are members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.  Name these three.

    Willie Roaf, Ricky Jackson, Morten Andersen.  They have also had Jim Finks inducted as a contributor.  A few other HOFers have had a cup of coffee with the Saints, notably, Earl Campbell, Jim Taylor, Ken Stabler

    Drew Brees will make it someday after he retires.

    Bonus:  The Browns and the Saints actually played in the same division for ONE season together.   Which year was that....what was the name of that division, and who were all the members of it?

    1968  Century Division:   Browns/Steelers/Cardinals/Saints     That configuration lasted only the one year.