Yeah, they often refer to that as a "jail break", but they were giving it a double meaning. They were specifically talking about Lavalais being a former prison guard and how he now leads the "Jail Break Defense".
The Chinese Bandits were a 3rd string team whose purpose was to give the 1's and 2's a breather every now and agian. The thing was, they didn't play like they thought they were 3rd stringers. They were the hardest playing bunch that people had seen. Dietzel said about them, "They're not really that good, but they think they are, which seems to be what counts." At least thats what I've read about them anyway.
I'm not really sold on the name Jail Break but it would be cool if whenever they came on the field the loudspeakers would play that song "Tonight there's gonna be a Jail Break" I can't think of who does the song. DEATH ROW DEFENSE has a nice ring to it. I also like THE GOLD RUSH Some of the great names: Steel Curtain - Steelers Doomsday Defense - Cowboys Fearsome Foursome - Rams Purple People Eaters - Vikings New York Sack Exchange - Jets Orange Crush - Broncos No Name Defense - Dolphins The Buc Stops Here - Oh, that was the name for the Tampa Bay Offense during their early years. Of course the Saints have long been famous for the Matador Defense. There are more sacks in the stands than on the field and maybe more cell phones on the field than in the stands. Name for the Ain'ts - offense and defense - THE CAVE IN CARTEL If Al Davis owned the Saints he'd have to change his slogan to "Just Lose Baby." In all fairness the Ain'ts had so many injuries that they thought about changing the name of the team to the OWBOYS. Good thing somebody talked car dealer owner Tom Benson out of renaming them the LEMONS. The last Saints game I attended Aretha Franklin sang at halftime: R-E-S-P-E-C-T---- NOT Then there's the 2002 Ohio State National Champions. They won so many close games that their fans started calling them the LUCKEYES
