Apologies to Ken and the Saints Hall Of Fame show, and #Saints fans everywhere for bailing last minute.
I take the commitments I make very seriously.
I do have an excused absence, I promise. I’ll share later in the week.
Love you all!
Thomas Morstead to appear Monday at Saints Hall of Fame Show on 106.7 The Ticket crescentcitysports.com/thoma… @HallSaints @Hooters @1067theticket @CCSdaily
Serious answer.
I’ve always given my best to whatever team I’ve played for.
I played 12 years here, won a Super Bowl, All five of my kids born here. I live 10 minutes from the Superdome.
Although I’m not originally from here, this is my home.
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When your wife brings you stuff back from her Dallas business trip, but also knows who one of your favourite ever Saints is @thomasmorstead
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A message for @DrewBrees as he is set to go into the #Saints Ring of Honor on Sunday 🐐
I’d like to share a moment I had with my son Beckett during the Saints Monday Night Football game.
Background, Monday night was my first time attending a Saints game in the stands, ever. A friend invited me and my two older boys to come make a memory together.
As we were sitting down watching the game in the second quarter, I asked my son Beckett where he and the rest of my family used to sit when I was playing for the Saints six years ago. His response, “I don’t have any memories of you playing for the Saints.”
Talk about a dagger, for some reason that stung pretty deep and made me appreciate the night even more.
You see, I couldn’t go two steps without somebody give me a high five or fist bump, all the encouraging comments from fans, getting selfies as we walked the Superdome. I could see my boys starting to realize that Dad was a part of something special back in the day. Thanks for giving me this gift.
Love you all!
WHODAT
WHODAT!
“He did two things: He put the gambling line up on the screen, and then he goes, ‘We are going to pull out all the stops... and we are kicking an onside kick in this game.’” — @drewbrees says Sean Payton told the team about the onside kick two weeks before the Super Bowl.
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Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich on his memories of the Katrina game 20 years ago.
"It makes you proud to be part of the NFL to know a Steve Gleason. That's the first place my brain goes."
