If you were a Vikings fan watching the Super Bowl last night, you may have felt a little déjà vu. New Orleans Saints defensive back Tracy Porter intercepted Colts quarterback Payton Manning in dramatic fashion that changed game momentum, much like he intercepted Brett Favre for the NFC Championship game.

It wasn't Tracy Porter that won the game for the Saints, though. Most would say it was quarterback Drew Brees and the New Orleans flawless offense that upset the Indianapolis Colts 31-17. Drew Brees was the star of the game and earned the Super Bowl MVP Award and with 32 completed passes tied a Super Bowl record.

"We just believed in ourselves and we knew that we had an entire city and maybe an entire country behind us," Drew Brees said.

Congratulations to Drew Brees and the Super Bowl Champions New Orleans Saints, but you better watch out because next year it will be the Super Bowl Champions Minnesota Vikings shining in the spotlight.

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Vikings Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, Steve Hutchinson and Heath Farwell were all part of last nights Pro Bowl game. While each player enjoyed the honor of playing in the Pro Bowl, they couldn't help feeling bittersweet imagining what could have / should have been. Jared Allen had a big tackle for a four yard loss, but still seemed a little down and was quoted as saying, "yeah, we'd like to be playing next week."

Vikings fans would like to see their purple team playing next week as well because it doesn't get any bigger than the Super Bowl . . . maybe next year.

It seems as quickly as the hope for a Vikings Super Bowl appearance started, it ended. The Minnesota Vikings lost to the New Orleans Saints 28-31 in OT last night and it was heart breaking.

The biggest factor in the Vikings' overtime loss to the Saints was Minnesota's five turnovers. FIVE! You just can't turn the ball over that many times and come out on top. Brett Favre led the offense the best he could, but took a lot of hits and ended up throwing an interception to end regulation time. Overtime wasn't much better as the Saints won the coin toss and marched down the field for the winning field goal.

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and Super Bowl travel packages from a local Minnesota charter company, but now we are all "licking our wounds" and trying to get excited about a Saints Colts Super Bowl. We do still have great Super Bowl tickets to offer you, but it's not quite the same. Maybe next year...

If you want to book a trip to New Orleans for next Sundays Minnesota Vikings at New Orleans Saints NFC Championship game, we have Vikings tickets for you!

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Remember, the Minnesota Vikings are only one win away from the Super Bowl!

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