RE: Deuce and Fujita are MVPs
 

Grant is always awesome, even if his impact doesn't always show up in the stats.

RE: Deuce and Fujita are MVPs
 

Fujita played great, but Duece shouldn't have to share the game ball with anyone. He was dominant today.

my mvp's are bellamy for getting in garcia's face and fujita for the stop at the 5 yard line on 3rd and 1for a 2 yard loss. as soon as that happened i said to myself if we win that game, its probably going to be the most important play as to why. we gave up a lot of big plays, but stopped them when we needed to.

Three plays changed this game: Weatherford and his run, Fujita making the stop for a loss, and Hollis saying "boo" and making the guard jump.

Crowd and Fujita.......and The Crowd....and DEUCE.....and also the Crowd :cheering:

My MVP goes to whatever camera man probably got fired after showing the woman wearing the 'F*** THE EAGLES' t-shirt !!! I spewed my beer and everyone around me was even more fired up after that shot!!!

Yea, my wife passed the TV & said...what did that shirt say? I think it said F*** THE EAGLES. I'll have to see if I can get it off of the dvd & make a wallpaper out of it.

Deuce is the MVP of this game. It gets said a lot, but he seriously willed this team to victory. I mean there were five or six runs I can remember where he was hit at the line of scrimmage or shortly after it, and instead of going down, he muscled up and rattled off more yards. The 5-yard TD run comes to mind. The 20-yarder where he ran over Sean Considine comes to mind. This guy is a beast, and just like I heard several Saints players say, he is the heart of this team. Yes Reggie needs his touches, and Drew Brees is the best QB in the league, but when you can get a guy to take an entire team and put them on his shoulders and run them to victory, you can't ask for much more else. Actually, you know what, I guess you could because it couldn't have happened to a better person. I always think of three words when it comes to Deuce McAllister: class class class. He is committed to the city of New Orleans. He is committed to the Gulf South. He is committed to helping as much as he can. He has humbly taken the back seat to Reggie Bush (even though he can still dominate a game like he did last night) and he has never complained. Not once! Does that impress anybody else as much as it impresses me? In today's game of T.O.'s and Ocho Cinco's, to have a Pro Bowl RB take the back seat to a rookie and not say a word speaks volumes about Deuce's character. He has been my favorite Saint ever since he joined the team, I hope you guys see why.

spot on.
In addition, I think the whole team was the MVP last night. Many contributions in key moments won this game when the Eagles could have clamped down on the the Saints' missed opportunities.