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I find this to be just an incredible stat regarding the New Orleans Saints and the more than half of the ten full-time head coaches they've had in franchise history

In 53 years of existence, the New Orleans Saints have had ten head coaches, excluding interim coaches.

Former Saints and Rams quarterback Jim Everett joined Scott, sharing memories from his entire playing career, from Purdue, to the Rams, to the Saints, to the Chargers, to life after football, to Jim Rome & much more.

We haven't laughed this hard in a long time. The best NFL lip reading parody of all-time.

Who are the top 5 head coaches in the history of the New Orleans Saints?

Jim Mora is one of my all time favorite coaches! He brought the Saints their first winning season, and was named NFL coach of the year in 1987. Coach Mora was the first to give Who Dats hope & pride...

Ray Zellars played fullback for the Saints from 1995-1998, but he played 6 different positions in his younger football days.

Where will UT head next in its search?

This is video of UCLA Bruins head coach Jim Mora becoming upset, and ending a press conference on Monday, after he became annoyed with a media member who was talking on the phone.

In case you missed former NFL head coach Jim Mora's appearance on All Out Blitz yesterday, we've got it for you. The plan was to have Mora on the air for Seth Johnson's birthday. It goes without saying that Mora wasn't too pleased with the "Sixth Man."

The Cajuns are headed to Troy this weekend in the featured game in the Sun Belt Conference.  It's one of two league games to be played in week two (FAU at Middle Tennessee is the other.) But outside of the league, there's a few games worth keeping an eye on. ...

Former Saints offensive lineman Willie Roaf is one of 17 finalists up for Hall of Fame enshrinement this year. He was an 11 time pro bowler, 7 time all-pro, 9 time all-conference, and two time all decade team (90s, 00s) selection. His resume speaks for itself.

This is from Fred Roggin's "SportsBowl '89." It's a little skit where he puts former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora, and singing great Bill Withers, together.

This is the 1996 press conference where Jim Mora resigned as head coach of the New Orleans Saints.

Former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora wasn't happy after a 1995 practice.

Former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora goes off on the press, saying; "You will never know."

After a close 1987 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora delivered his infamous "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" rant to the press.

In 1994, former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora had some choice words for some Saints fans, who cheered when former Saints quarterback Wade Wilson left a game with an injury

This is former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora, after a dismal performance. Apparently, they couldn't do diddly...

Jim Mora's famous "Playoffs!?!?" response.