New Orleans Saints football ticket info

Top 10 Reasons You Need New Orleans Saints Tickets

New Orleans Saints tickets lit up the NFL in 2006 as the Saints juked their way from a 3-13 season in 2005 to 10-6 and a trip to the NFC Championship. The Louisiana Superdome drew national attention as the lowly Saints thrilled ticket holders with the best season in franchise history. Expectations are high and New Orleans Saints tickets are almost impossible to get your hands on. But at ABCtickets we spent the offseason loading up and we’re ready for the 2007 NFL season. GO SAINTS!!

1) Reggie Bush – The electrifying rookie from USC is back and defenses will just have to suffer. Bush racked up 1,300 yards in offense while making Saints ticket holders hold their breath every time he touched the ball.
2) Drew Brees – Brees may have been the best free agent pick in the NFL last season. His 4,418 yards and 26 TD’s has some experts calling for an NFL MVP Award.
3) Marques Colston – The long shot from Hofra stunned draft experts by vying for Rookie of the Year Honors. Only a mid-season injury marred Colstons year.
4) Deuce McAllister – While Bush produced the flash, McAllister provided the meat and potatoes of the Saints offense, running for 1,057 yards.
5) Saints Linebackers – While not overpowering Saints ticket holders got a much improved unit in 2006. Linebacker Scott Shanle, acquired in the offseason, led the team with 98 tackles.
6) Saints Secondary – New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton boosted the weakest unit on the defense by signing Colts cornerback Jason David in the free agent market.
7) The Louisiana Superdome – The Saints return to the Louisiana Superdome was a major event. Now Saints tickets are sold out for the season and probably the foreseeable future. That means a packed Louisiana Superdome and an unbelievable game day atmosphere.
8) Colts-Saints Tickets - Peyton Manning and the Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts open the Saints regular season on Sept. 6th.
9) Saints Tickets let you see some of the best NFL teams in action – The New Orleans Saints schedule is packed with great teams. The Colts, Titans, and Eagles all come to town, along with NFC South rivals Atlanta, Tampa Bay, and Carolina.
10) Saints Tickets are the best way to see the new “America’s Team” – The New Orleans Saints stirring rise from the ashes won them new fans across the country. Ever the underdog, the Saints are re-writing the record books under Head Coach Sean Payton.
 

New Orleans Saints NFC Championship ticket info

Do you believe in destiny? New Orleans Saints fans do, and they're snatching up NFC Championship tickets like Mardi Gras beads. The Saints magical season continues Sunday against the Chicago Bears at historic Soldier Field. Will the dream continue for the Saints? Can Drew Brees and Deuce McAllister punch the Saints' ticket to Miami for Super Bowl XLI? You can be at Soldier Field to see what happens firsthand with New Orleans Saints tickets from ABCTickets.com.
Crippled by Hurricane Katrina and forced to trade in the friendly confines of the Superdome for San Antonio, the Saints were dismal last year, finishing at 3-13. In came a hotshot young coach in Sean Payton, who helped pick up Brees in the offseason and re-energized an entire city and franchise. Then, the Houston Texans passed on Reggie Bush in the draft, selecting Mario Williams instead. The Saints said thank you very much and gobbled up the Heisman trophy winner with the second overall pick. Just like that, the demand for Saints tickets skyrocketed. But playoff tickets-not to mention NFC Championship Game tickets-seemed to be a little bit of a pipedream.

Yet, on Sunday, the New Orleans Saints will run onto Soldier Field, needing a win to go to the Super Bowl for the first time in the downtrodden franchise's 40-year history. It's amazing story of perseverance and pride, and one that will certainly put goosebumps on the arms of NFL football fans with New Orleans Saints tickets.
 
In order for the magic to continue, the Saints will need to contend with an opportunistic Bears' defense that can cause havoc on opposing offenses. But Brees and company haven't had much trouble with any defense this season. In fact, the Saints boast the No. 1 offense in football. Payton has seemed to be a step ahead of his coaching counterparts all season long. Don't expect anything to change now.
 
Saints fans unite and make plans to be a Soldier Field on Sunday with NFC Championship Game tickets from ABCTickets.com.
 

 

New Orleans Saints tickets are moving fast, but not nearly as fast as Reggie Bush will be running at the repaired Superdome. The most electrifying college football player since Barry Sanders, Bush fell into the Saints' lap on draft day. Now, it's the hurricane-ravaged city of New Orleans that is energized. But Bush isn't the only new face in the Crescent City. New head coach Sean Payton believes that landing Bush is the Saints' ticket back to the postseason. Payton will have a steady quarterback to orchestrate his potent passing attack in Drew Brees, another off-season addition. But it all starts with Mr. Bush.

The USC dynamo is a weapon of mass destruction. Lightning-quick, Bush can score from anywhere on the field. He excelled at running back, wide receiver and as a kick returner under Pete Carroll at USC. Any questions regarding where to play him are foolish? Just put the Heisman Trophy winner on the field and watch him go. Against Fresno State, Bush gobbled up more than 500 yards of total offense. Incredible performances like that have Payton, who is known as an offensive guru, licking his lips.

Payton spent last season reviving the Dallas Cowboys' passing attack. He worked under Dallas head coach Bill Parcells before accepting his first head-coaching job with the Saints. He was the offensive coordinator for the New York Giants in their Super Bowl year of 2000. But this Saints offense has the potentially to be even more explosive.

In San Diego, Brees combined with running back LaDanian Tomlinson and tight end Antonio Gates to pile up huge numbers. The former Purdue Boilermaker will have even more weapons in New Orleans. Running back Deuce McAllister is only two years removed from the Pro Bowl and could form a perfect thunder-and-lightning combo with Bush. The Saints also possess a dangerous receiving corps in veteran Joe Horn and rising star Dante Stallworth.

The Saints return to the Louisiana Superdome in 2006. The Big Easy is on its way back and a trip to the playoffs for the Saints could be a huge lift. This cursed franchise is in desperate need of a storybook season. And the Saints have a star-studded cast to put on a show for the ages. Help rebuild the Big Easy and get a glimpse of Reggie Bush in the process. Your New Orleans Saints tickets are here. We'll see you there.