A variety of Saints Super Bowl shirts are now available. Super Bowl sweatshirts are also available. A Saints championship shirt or sweatshirt is a great way to commemorate the team’s historic 31-17 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

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Numerous framed pictures featuring the Super Bowl Champion Saints are available. Many feature commemorative gold-plated coins with the Saints helmet and the words Super Bowl XLIV Champions. There are also Super Bowl coffee mugs and beer glasses available.

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The Colts appeared to be winning the battle up front in the first half, especially when they stopped the Saints from scoring on two consecutive runs from just one yard away from the end zone. That helped the Colts go into intermission ahead 10-6.

Saints’ Coach Sean Payton turned the game around, though, by opening the second half with an onside kick. The Saints Thomas Morstead kicked an excellent onsider that bounced off a Colt player. Chris Reis recovered for the Saints and Drew Brees then drove New Orleans down for a score that gave them a 13-10 lead.

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The Colts answered back, though, with a 66-yard drive and a touchdown to go up 17-13. They then held the Saints to a field goal on their next possession and the Colts went into the fourth quarter with a 17-16 lead.

But the final quarter would belong to New Orleans and it would be the Saints lifting the Lombardi trophy and donning the Super Bowl championship shirts and hats. Quarterback Drew Brees led the rally and would be named the Super Bowl MVP.

Midway through the final quarter Brees led a nine play, 59 yard drive with 7-for-7 passing that reached the end zone on a two yard TD pass to Jeremy Shockey. The Saints then attempted a two point conversation but Brees’s pass was called incomplete.

Coach Payton challenged the call, though, and after review, the call was reversed, the two point conversation was good and the Saints led, 24-17. There was still nearly five minutes left for Colt quarterback Peyton Manning to direct a comeback but New Orleans cornerback Tracy Porter made a huge play that put an end to that possibility.

Manning drove the Colts nearly forty yards to New Orleans 31 yard line but then disaster struck for Indy. In what may have been the play of the game, Porter intercepted a Manning pass to Reggie Wayne and returned it 74 yards for a New Orleans touchdown. That put the Saints up by 14.

The Colts looked like they were going to put one more touchdown on the board which would then undoubtedly be followed by an onside kick. They moved all the way to the Saints’ five yard line but the New Orleans defense forced two incomplete passes and the Colts ran out of downs and time.

The Saints had earned the first Super Bowl victory in franchise history and proudly put on the Super Bowl championship shirts and hats to commemorate the historic upset victory.

Garrett Hartley kicked a 40-yard field goal in overtime to win the championship for New Orleans. The Vikings outgained the Saints by a large margin, 475 to 257 yards. But that margin might have even been larger if not for a Saints defense that roughed up Viking quarterback Brett Favre all game and forced two Minnesota fumbles when the Vikings were threatening to score.

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Minnesota was their own worst enemy, turning the ball over five times. The Vikings fumbled six times and lost possession three times. Favre threw two interceptions, including one on the Vikings’ final drive in the last minute of the fourth quarter.

The Saints won the coin toss to get the overtime kickoff and then got a great kickoff return from Pierre Thomas, who ran the ball out to the New Orleans 39 yard line. Saint quarterback Drew Brees led New Orleans on a 12 play drive that moved the ball to the Minnesota 22, converting one third and one fourth down play to keep the drive alive.