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The New Orleans Saints more than simply survived the Wild Card round, they made a statement. That statement came in the form of a 45-28 denouncement of the Detroit Lions. They are going to need to make an equally impressive declaration when they take one of the league's most prolific scoring offenses to Candlestick Park to play one the NFL's stingiest defenses. New Orleans Saints tickets to the game on January 14, 2012 at 4:30 PM ET are playoff tickets to see a potential champion at work.

Every playoff football team has some lingering concern this postseason. The New Orleans Saints are concerned about their road performance. Brees looks sort of human when he is not able to take advantage of the turf at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome to throw to players with blazing speed like Marquis Colston, Devery Henderson, and Darren Sproles. Brees is still better than most quarterbacks, sporting a 100.5 QB rating in unfriendly confines.

Football fans are like everyone else, they have fleeting attention spans. So they are joyful that the conversation with regards to the 2012 playoff Saints has drifted away from their Pro Bowl quarterback. Now there has been due praise and undue doubt cast on the running game. The regular season proved quite uncanny, as the running offense proved as dangerous as the passing game. Running backs Darren Sproles, PierreThomas, and Mark Ingram have been the actors in an ensemble cast that runs for over 120 yards a game. Brees and the route-running boys still enjoy most of the end zone exploits, but this group scored 12 rushing touchdowns.

Those with Saints playoff tickets have come to expect more than just dangerous wide outs blazing trails on the outside and running backs as dangerous carrying the football as catching it as the safety valve. They know Sean Payton and Brees have embraced the receiving tight end revolution and they are particularly fond of tight end Jimmy Graham. Graham played college basketball, battling inside as an undersized interior player. He has made a transition from Europe-bound professional basketball player to NFL stud, catching 99 receptions for 1,310 yards and 11 touchdowns. He figures to be the difference maker against any defense, punishing its linebackers in the middle of the field and keeping them honest against the run.

The Saints have all the offensive weapons to eviscerate any defense, including the celebrated San Francisco 49ers crew. Get great seats for every postseason game on the Saints schedule and see if they can return to the Super Bowl and make an argument for their own dynasty.