So, I was in the open thread tonight and wanted a link to watch the game.  The first one didn't work, so I clicked on another one.  I believe then I click on you must have flash player blah-blah to view.  Well thats when this Security Suite program pops up and starts scanning my computer.  The Security Suite program says my computer was infected with all kind of stuff, but since this was my work computer I knew it was wrong.  Well the stupid malware virus shuts down task manager and some other important functions.  I go on my handy mobile phone to google the fix at this location:http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-av-security-suite.  Its a nasty little malware and since I don't have admin rights on my work computer, I couldn't follow the easy removal instructions.  I had to start deleting registry files, well if you don't get a certain file it can re-load itself.  3 hours later I was able to get the program to stop.  My computer doesn't seem to be running as fast, so I think I might have some remnants left.  I'm not looking forward to calling the help desk, since you know your work computer is suppose to be used only for work activities.  Anyway I just give people a warning to be careful about some of those sites(and I don't remember which one it was).  The moral of the story, glove it before you click it.

Since Bobby McCray is the one all Viking Fans don't like, I stole the lyrics from a song  Bobby Booshay from a pretty good band out of Austin Texas called Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears.  http://www.blackjoelewis.com/music.aspx

Michael Silver from Yahoo Sports kind of inspired me with his re-writing song lyrics articles.  Of course, mine is not going to be as good as his.  Viking fans and Brett Favre fans this is a joke.  I hope you enjoy it.  You might want to listen to the song first, so you can get the beat into your head. 

Bobby McCray,...........Bobby McCray,   Look out Favre, he is coming for you, standing at six foot six inches.  He don't even know you.  Somebody should have told you.  He is a mean dude. Bobby McCray.  I heard he's real mean.  He is smoking all your offensive line.  He could punch throw a line.  He will take you down to the ground.  He is a mean dude, Bobby McCray.  He will clean your clock, while he is taking all of your glory.  He is a mean dude, Favre.  He's Bobby McCray....McCray.....McCray.  I told you not to go f@%king with him.  You don't listen to no one, damn Favre.  He sacked some guy the other day and his ankle fell off, thats what I heard.  I swear I seen it.  See Somebody shoud have told Favre. Bobby Mccray is a bad motherf@%ker .

I'm sitting in my office yesterday and I get a Roofing pamphlet in the mail(I don't know how I got on the mailing list, since I'm an electrical engineer and don't do nothing with roofs) on the front under Merry Christmas is "Jesus is the Reason for the Season", so since I'm clever(can't you tell by this long run-on sentence) I came up with the above slogan.  Brees is the Reason for the Season, but that is not to take away from the other Saints player or Coach who has made this season one of the greatest ever. In your opinion, who has been the most important player or playeres on the team besides Brees.  We already have a shirt with 'WWBD' on it, maybe we can get a shirt with 'Breeus is the Reason for the Season'.

I read this earlier today and it brought a tear to my eye.  I so miss New Orleans.  I'm glad I get to visit family who still lives still about 4-6 times a year, but I will return some day for good and I will own Saints Season tickets.  I try to explain to people why New Orleans is so great, but people don't get it.  I think this article really touches on why the Saints are important to us and the city.  I hope you like the read.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?page=hotread14/Saints

I know the Saints players are not looking ahead to the Cowboys game, but I'm sure am.  I wish we had a healthier secondary and linebacker crew for the game.  I know Atlanta might be tough with our banged up secondary, but we will be going against some of their second string on offense, so it might balance out it our favor.  I'm more worried about the Cowboy's game, due to the fact, I despise them the most out all other teams out there.  In the past we have had the Cowboys number, but usually we weren't that good of a team and we had nothing to play for except pride.  We tend to play them always at the end of the year.  Their offense can be strong some times and their defense can be suspect.  I'm hoping the Saints have a New England type of game and cover the crap out of their receivers.  I think we have the offense to go point for point, but I rather have that relax 4th quarter when we are up by several touchdown feeling.

I don't know about the rest of you, but for some one reason I developed a deep hatred for the cowboys back in the 90's when they were winning superbowls.   I can't really explain it, but maybe it has to do with the Cowboys is America's team media blitz back then.  They had really good to great players, but I can't really stand a single one.  I always enjoyed when the Cowboys played the Saints.  One of my best memories is (maybe I'm making up some of the details) when Jake Delhomme(sp?) lite up the Cowboys Secondary when they had Deon Sanders.  I remember reading a story Deon signed a pair of shoes for Jake and told him he was going to be something in this league.  I know there was Troy's beat down in his first game at the dome.  I'm sure you all have other memories and if you dislike the Cowboys like I do, please enlighten us with your reasons.  To all the Cowboy fans, before you get upset for some chance, I really just have an irrational hatred for the team, plus I like calling Tony Romo-Tony Homo(of course I kid).

Great team win by the Saints.  How about the cornerback play?  I'm so proud of the Saints.  What a great way to start off the week.  We earned some respect outside Louisiana tonight.  Keep up the good work, and let's get ready for the Redskins.  Hopefully the saints don't have a let down, like after the cowboys game back in 2006.  The Saints need to get rested.  Saint's receivers must be tired running down the field all game long.

I know every one is happy with the 9-0 record, but not how they acheived it on Sunday. 
Here is the question, since a lot of people are not happy with the Saints win over the Rams on Sunday. Which team, in your opinion, is playing good at all phases of the game.  The Patriots lost to Indy.  Indy secondary looks bad.  Cincy offense can be slow.  The Vikings did not put the Lions away until the 4th quarter.   Cowboys got beat by the Packers.  Alanta got beat by the Panthers.  The Chargers looked good against Philly.  In my opinion, there is not one team out there that has been dominate in all phases in the game.  I truely believe the Saints can complete and win with every team in the NFL this year. 

The 2006 Alanta Falcon Monday night game, imo, was special. The first national televised game back in the Superdome after Katrina.   I remember when Steve Gleason made the huge special team play that got the Superdome rocking.  The game was a special night for me to see the city of New Orleans continue its road to recovery. Outside the Superbowl and the Thursday season opener, I don't think there has been a bigger production for a game.  I still have Green Day and U2's ''The Saints are Coming" burned in my head. If I had to pick another song for the upcoming Monday game against the Alanta Falcons and keeping with the Green Day theme, I would pick "Know Your Enemy".  I would love to see that song playing as they show Drew doing his pre-game chant with the team, then cut away to clips of the offense and defense dominating against this year opponents.  If you could pick a song to define the Saints season, what would you pick? Also, if you like to share any fond memories of that special game in Saints history, please post them.  I hope this continues to be a special year for all us.