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New Orleans Saints Fact of the Day: March 2, 2015

Mar 02, 2015 at 02:00 AM

Since Payton joined the Saints in 2006, the team has averaged 27.6 points per game (3,972 points) in 144 regular season games, second in the NFL over the period.

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