Allen added his own flair to the quote, and the team exploded. Willie Gay can be seen jumping into the frame as Allen walks off. The song is the biggest hit of the year, so it's no surprise Allen has heard it. The surprise was that he quoted it after the game. We have Allen's son to thank for this clip. Allen heard the song so many times that he found the perfect moment to use the quote. The Saints game versus the Cowboys was a moment for the Saints to pop out and show 'em. That's exactly what they did with another 40 point performance.
Allen gets an A-plus for the reference and timing. Dennis Allen shares brief update on Taysom Hill's chest injury. Marshon Lattimore hamstring returns to practice on Wednesday.
This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Dennis Allen explains why he quoted Kendrick Lamar in his postgame speech. Dennis Allen was fired by the Saints midway through the season. The Eagles face a familiar foe in this year's Super Bowl.
Hosts Nate Tice, Charles McDonald and Matt Harmon are live and in person at Radio Row in New Orleans as they react to some breaking news, give their favorite moments from the season and some spicy bold predictions to watch for in The Chiefs are chasing a third straight Super Bowl championship. If there's any ill will from Anthony Davis over his trade from the Lakers to the Mavericks, he's not saying so in public. Goodell talked about the notion the NFL favors the Chiefs and a whole lot more regarding officiating on Monday at his annual state of the league availability.
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