Who Dat History

On the 16th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Nick and Kevin look back on the 2005 season and the displaced New Orleans Saints. The Saints played home games in three different stadiums — none of them being the Superdome — as talks of permanently moving the team weighed heavy on a tumultuous season for the franchise during the most trying year in the history of the Gulf Coast, especially the city of New Orleans.

Nick and Kevin finish out the numbers list with 51-99. Pat Swilling or Demario Davis at 56?

Nick and Kevin go through the players who have worn every number for the New Orleans Saints. You'll remember most of them, but some will take you to a place you never wanted to revisit.

In 2001, the Saints made a head-scratching draft pick when they selected Deuce McAllister. After giving up so much to draft a running back just three years earlier, why would they draft the running back from Ole Miss? Nick and Kevin take you through the career of what ended up being one of the most beloved players in franchise history.

Who Dat History is back and with one of the most polarizing players in Saints history: Ricky Williams. Many Saints fans loved him, many did not and almost no one understood him, but the topic of Ricky Williams is the perfect topic to get Nick and Kevin back into the swing of Who Dat History!

After the Saints tried their hands at being good in 1978, they continued their attempt in 1979. It's a common misconception that the Saints were always bad in this era, but Kevin and Nick clear up a lot of that this week as the Saints achieve their first non-losing season.

In 1978, the Saints made their first attempt at being good. Even with several gut-wrenching losses, it proved to be their best season to date. Nick and Kevin take you through it all, from almost beating the Steelers, to handing the Rams their first loss of the season, to the two most infamous losses against the team from Atlanta.

After 21 years of losing, the stars aligned in 1987 and the Saints had their first winning season in franchise history. Relive the highs and lows of 1987 with Nick and Kevin as the black and gold are finally winners.

It's the most important position in all of sports and the Saints have had a tumultuous history with quarterbacks since the team's inception in 1967. Nick and Kevin take you from Kilmer to Winston, with a little Archie, Bobby and Drew thrown in the middle.

No years were worse than the Ditka Years. Nick and Kevin remember the Mike Ditka era of pain and misery in New Orleans.