Tonight, the Who Dat Nation will rise from the corners of the earth bringing judgment and wrath from the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Riding into the dome with thunderous applause, each rider breaks his seal. The first to enter is the White Horse of Conquest. Conquest is best represented by attitude. From the moment the Saints walk onto the field, they believe they will win. Their winning attitude starts with the chant. The horsemen surround their leader, beginning the chant – bringing their attitude of conquest.
The second horse to enter is the Red Horse of War. War is won in the trenches. Those who ride the Red Horse are the offensive and defensive linemen. They battle the entire game, blocking, pushing, protecting and tackling. The war is won on the backs of the men riding the red horse into the trenches.
The third horse is Black – Famine. On the field, our backs and receivers bring famine to opposing teams. Opposing defenses are left starving on the barren wasteland as the unstoppable scoring machine victoriously adds point after point.
The fourth and final horse is Pale – Death. This horse is ridden by one man – the #1 quarterback in the NFL, Drew Brees. His high-potent passing game brings the final blows leading to death. Just when an opponent thinks they have a chance, Drew leads a game-changing scoring drive; crushing the hopes and dreams of once brave men. Death comes every time the ball leaves his hands.
So tonight, as the Cowboys sheepishly make their way into the dome, the Horsemen will be waiting. Judgment is coming, boys. White, Red, Black and Pale – these four colors bleed together forming the purest shades of black and gold. The Who Dat Nation is rising from the corners of the earth bringing Conquest, War, Famine and Death to all who oppose. Who Dat, Who Dat, Who Dat, Rise Up!
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