Brees and Jeoffrey Pagan Womens Jersey the Saints have given this football mad city more tastes of victory than it has ever known in a single season. The fans have responded in their own way when the players drive home from games, windows down, to share in the excitement."I got some pralines thrown in (the car) the other day, T shirts, CDs," Brees began. "It's like Christmas. It is Christmas . I think it's great how excited people are. Everybody wants to be a part of this and everybody deserves to be a part of this, because so many fans have been waiting for this for a long time."New Orleans has long been associated with Super Bowls, but not the Saints, who are one of five teams never to appear in the NFL's marquee game.Saints vs Cowboys Game StorySaturday, December 19, 2009 7:45 PMNew Orleans The Dallas Cowboys opened the scoring on a 49 yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Mike Austin less than four minutes into the game, and built on their lead with a three yard touchdown run by RB Marion Barber with 5:15 left in the first quarter, thus jumping out to a 14 0 lead over the undefeated Saints.The Saints began the initial drive of the game at their own 20 after a Dallas touchback. Drew Brees hit Reggie Bush for a one yard gain on first down and David Thomas for a two yard gain on second down and a six yard gain on third down, which was a yard shy of the first down. Thomas Morstead hammered a 57 yard punt that was returned for only seven yards by Patrick Crayton.Dallas started at their own 21 and started with a nine yard gain by Marion Barber and an 11 yard gain by Felix Jones. LB Jonathan Vilma blanketed Jason Witten on a first down pass attempt to force and incompletion, but the Cowboys came back with a 10 yard completion to Jones for a first down. On the next play Tony Romo dropped back and fired a 49 yard touchdown pass down the Saints' sideline to WR Miles Austin that gave the Cowboys a 7 0 lead after Nick Folk's extra point.12:34 AM CST on Saturday, December 19, 2009Dallas Cowboys back on NFL Network when it countsBy BARRY HORN / The Dallas Morning NewWhen we last left NFL Network a year ago, Willis McGahee and Le'Ron McClain of the Baltimore Ravens were breaking fourth quarter touchdown runs of 77 and 82 yards to put the next to final nail in the Cowboys' 2008 coffin.Well, the Cowboys are back on NFL Network tonight when they play the undefeated New Orleans Saints in the Superdome. Of course, if you live in Dallas Fort Worth and don't subscribe to NFLN either because Time Warner won't carry it or you don't want it, fear texansnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-tom-savage-jersey.html not. The fine folks at KTXA (Channel 21) will carry a simulcast. If you live outside what the NFL defines as the D FW market, there is always Brad and Babe on the radio.II. The Cowboys' first four games rank among the six most watched in NFLN's four season history.III. The broadcast team of Bob Papa on play by play and Matt Millen as analyst is in its first season.