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The New Orleans Saints fell to the Carolina Panthers, 35-27, on Sunday, dropping them to 0-2 on the young 2012 NFL season.

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The New Orleans Saints will be looking to get their first win of the 2012 NFL season on Sunday, when they travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, to take on the Carolina Panthers, in an NFC South match-up.

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The New Orleans Saints travel to Charlotte, North Carolina this Sunday, to take on the Carolina Panthers.

Will the Saints defeat the Panthers?

Will The Saints Defeat the Panthers?

The New Orleans Saints made several roster moves Monday, including placing Jonathan Vilma on the PUP list. This means Vilma can...

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Former NFL player and current analyst Warren Sapp apologized to former Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey for publicly calling him a "snitch" in regards to "bountygate." In a radio appearance, Sapp claims he met with Shockey and told him...

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Former NFL defensive tackle and current NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp raised a lot of eyebrows today when he tweeted that former Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey was the whistle-blower in the Saints bounty case. Could it be true?

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The New Orleans Saints wrapped-up their 2011 regular season schedule by downing the Carolina Panthers, 45-17, on Sunday, at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, in New Orleans.

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The New Orleans Saints put their seven-game win steak on the line on Sunday, when they host the Carolina Panthers, in the 2011 regular season finale for both teams.

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Shortly before halftime of the Carolina Panthers victory over the Houston Texans, the Panthers made the Texans look like a bunch of sandlot players by scoring a touchdown off of a trick play involving a funky formation and a hidden ball -style handoff.

After the game, Panthers’ offense coordinator Rob Chudzinski admitted he got the inspiration for the tomfoolery from an unlikely source — the 1994 Rick Moranis/Ed O’Neill pee wee football classic ‘Little Giants.’

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The best rookie in the NFL season this season has probably been Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller.

Miller has been a big reason why the Broncos are now a contender for the division title in the AFC West, with his 9.5 sacks, in ten games.

I'd put Cam Newton as the second-best rookie, so far. Newton has thrown for over 2,600 yards, and 11 touchdowns, while running for another 374 yards and seven touchdowns.

How about former LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson, now with the Arizona Cardinals? Peterson has been not only a solid corner, but has also been outstanding in the return game.

How would you rank this year's NFL rookie class?

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