Who Dat? Grilling

We had a great time grilling up some good eats Saturday in preparation for the New Orleans Saints against the Detroit Lions NFC Wild Card Playoff Game. Using our Fleur De Lis and Who Dat? Grill Toppers, we grilled just about every meat imaginable (except Lion)!

Grill Toppers are easy to use. Just set them on your grill rack and then place the meat of your choice directly on top of the logo, allowing the logo to sear on to your meat! You can turn ordinary grilled meats into exciting works of art!

Here's some of what we enjoyed before the game!

And, of course the New Orleans Saints did not let us down. They beat the Detroit Lions 45 - 28. Securing them one step closer to Super Bowl XLVI!!

Who Dat?!!

So many reasons to be proud to be a part of the Who Dat Nation!

What an awesome football season the 2011 regular season was for the New Orleans Saints! And, we were so excited to be a part of the history. The Saints ended their season with a record breaking game on New Year's Day.  What a way to start the new year!

Here's the low down on the records. Hope we covered them all!

(PS....there were so many!)

Let's start with the team:

NFL Records

• Total yards – 7,474
• Passing yards - 5,347
• Home points – 329
• Completion percentage – 71.3%
• Completions – 472
• First downs – 416
• Passing first downs – 280
• Fumbles – 6

Franchise Records

• Wins – 13 (tied 2009)
• Home record – 8-0
• Points – 547 (510 in 2009)
• Touchdowns – 66
• Point After Touchdowns – 63
• Yards per play – 6.7
• Yards per rush – 4.9
• Pass attempts – 662
• Fumbles lost – 5
• Turnovers – 19
• Punting average – 46.9
• Third down conversion – 118

Now for individual records!

Darren Sproles
 Combined yards 2,696 -  NFL Records (Individual)

 Jimmy Graham
99 receptions; 1,310 receiving yards by a tight end - Franchise Records (Individual)

John Kasay
144 points; 63 PATs - Franchise Records (Individual)

And of course Drew Brees
Passing yards 5,476 ; Completions 468; Completion percentage 71.2 percent; 300-yard games 13; Consecutive 300-yard games 7; Games with 20-plus completions 35 straight - NFL Records (Individual)
46 touchdowns; 110.6 QB rating - Franchise Records (Individual)

We are so proud to be part of the Who Dat Nation that we show off like this!

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Congratulations to the New Orleans Saints for a great 2011 regular season. Here's to the run for Superbowl XLVI!