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New Orleans Saints Stat of the Day for Saturday, Jan. 19 presented by Sanderson Farms

11:29 drive was longest in Saints postseason history

Jan 19, 2019 at 08:36 AM

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The New Orleans Saints' 18-play, 92-yard, 11-minute, 29-second touchdown drive in the playoff win over the Eagles was the longest drive, in terms of time elapsed, in Saints postseason history.

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