Beastmode

Had a short career due to injuries but I use to love watching Keith Poole. He took massive hits and would get right back on his feet. Man had some serious heart. I remember one game even the announcers were sure he was knocked out. He got up with the ball and started talking smack..lol!

foreverfan

WhoDat!656

1. Drew Brees
2. Deuce McAllister
3. Pierre Thomas
4.Marques Colston
5.Rickey Jackson
6.Pat Swilling
7.Tracy Porter
8.Tommy Myers
9.Devry Henderson
10.Dalton Hilliard

Anderson,Horn & Hebert would have made the list if they had not signed with the failclowns!

tavia45

Wes chandler Joe horn Dome Patrol Duece Mcallister William Roaf Tracy porter Drew Brees

Saintsfan4ever

I'm excluding current players on the roster. Why? because it's my top 10;

1 Archie Manning
2 Ricky Jackson
3 Hokie Gajan
4 Deuce
5 Sam Mills
6 Joe Horn
7 Lance Moore
8 Dalton Hilliard
9 Eric Martin
10 Rueben Mayes

The question was asked, why isn't Guido Merkens on someone's list? Uh, I dunno, maybe because he scored 2 TD's in his 6 year career in New Orleans. I liked him because he could play just about any position, but he wasn't a standout player at any of them. But I'll support you putting him on your list if you so desire.

Saint4

darksoul35

Im going to catch hell for this but Mario Bates and Michael Haynes. Nobody could beat me in madden with that team. Not my favorites of all time but they was on the team the year I got into football. The sad part is I cant even remember who the quarterback was.

Saintaintso

10. Ricky Williams ( ehh )
9. Ricky Jackson
8. Tracy Porter
7. Darren Sharper ( ehh^107 )
6. Joe Horn
5. Kenny Vaccarro ( Already )
4. Jimmy Graham
3. Kenny Stills ( I think it's the Hair )
2. Mark Ingram ( Serious Man Crush )
1. Drew let the top down in New Orleans just so I can feel the Brees

jeanpierre

01. Archie Manning

02. Drew Brees

03. Tommy Myers

04. Rickey Jackson

05. Vaughn Johnson

06. Sam Mills

07. Marques Colston

08. Stan Brock

09. Kyle Turley

10. La'Roi Glover

Honorable Mention: Morten Andersen, Jahri Evans, Danny Abramowicz

SloMotion

In no particular order:

- Morten Anderson - "The Great Dane", MSU All-American
- Wille Roaf - HOF'er, gotta' respect offensive lineman who so often toil in obscurity
- Sean Payton - coaching great who turned a franchise around ... on par with the likes of Scotty Bowman, Sparky Anderson and others, IMO.
- Tom Dempsey - anyone who can kick a ball that far with only half a foot gets my vote
- Kyle Turley - the world needs more enforcers
- Thomas Morestead - at one point, a season or two ago, he was the best tackler on special teams, or so it seemed
- Jimmy Graham - redefined the touchdown celebration by wrecking the goal posts
- Steve Gleason - for the 'block heard round the world' ... and it was against the Failclowns, which made it even more special,
- Bobby Hebert - won championships with the Michigan Panthers (USFL) & has my undying gratitude for that one brief, shining moment he brought winning football to Detroit
- Drew Brees - how can you not love the guy?

honorable mention:

- Tom Lelito - hasn't really done anything (yet), but a Michigan 'local boy' done good
- Joe Horn - the whole 'barbecue sauce' thing won me over
- Reggie Bush/Joique Bell - first running back tandem in NFL history to each record 500+ rushing/receiving yds in one season, albeit for the Lions ... but we all know where they got their grit from, .
- Lance Moore - 'cuz his Mama raised him right & he was a darn good route-runner.


dishonorable mention:

- Pat Swilling - came to Detroit, insisted on wearing a previously retired number of one of Detroit's all-time greats (#56, Joe Schmidt) & was then a flop.

MatthewT

01) Chuck Muncie
02) Ricky Williams
03) Ken Stabler
04) Drew Brees
05) Devery Henderson
06) Joe Horn
07) Deuce McAllister
08) Kenny Stills
09) Dalton Hillard
10) Tony Galbreath