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New Orleans Saints wide receiver Devery Henderson (along with DE Will Smith) is the longest tenured player on the team. During his 8 year career, there have been tons of doubters and harsh critics of Devery's game. Many suggested that he be cut, or traded, or not resigned. Many are now eating some crow. Devery is deaf to his doubters. He quietly does his job, and so far in this 2011 season, does it extremely well.

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The New Orleans Saints captured their first victory of the NFL season on Sunday, defeating the Chicago Bears, 30-13, at the Louisiana Superdome.

The Saints took a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter, after a 79-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Drew Brees to receiver Devery Henderson, and never looked back.

The win snapped the Saints' four-game losing streak against the Bears.

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When a team has a quarterback the caliber of Drew Brees, to go along with a crop of receivers the likes of Marques Colston, Lance Moore, Devery Henderson, and Robert Meachem, they be would foolish not to put the football in the air a fair-share of times.

The New Orleans Saints will indeed not be bashful about letting the football fly through the air this year, but they also want some balance with a solid running game.

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The New Orleans Saints were without their four best running backs, at the end of Saturday's 41-36, NFC playoff loss, to the Seattle Seahawks. James Varney, of the Times-Picayune, has the story, below.

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The New Orleans Saints are heading back to the playoffs, after defeating the Atlanta Falcons, 17-14, on Monday night. Danny cox, of the New Orleans Sports Examiner, has the story, below.

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Saints expect to have Roby back this season, but he will be out for Sunday's matchup against the Ravens.

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Danny Cox, of the New Orleans Sports Examiner, gives his mid-season grade for the New Orleans Saints receivers, below.

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On November 9, 2002 the Kentucky Wildcats looked to be well on their way to defeating the LSU Tigers. Kentucky led, 30-27, with only two seconds remianing, and had LSU backed up to their own 26-yard line

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