For one thing, it created a rift between Mora and one of the greatest players of all time. “The ‘Playoffs?’ thing is what has lived on, but what struck me most about that press conference at the time ...

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Once upon a time, the 2001 season, Jim Mora had the iconic "Playoffs" rant.It happened after a loss to the San Francisco 49ers in November 2001 when he was the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts ...

Jim Mora has a career record of 125-112 (including the playoffs) in the NFL, but his coaching legacy is not defined by numbers.Instead, Mora will be remembered for a tirade that occurred over 10 ...

Former New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Mora's passion for the game remains as spirited as ever, now 15 years removed from coaching and his famous "Playoffs!?" press ...

Until recently, Jim Mora Sr. had never seen the full clip of his most famous news conference, writes Greg Garber.

The Broncos have reportedly hired Bears defensive coordinator Vic Fangio as their new head coach, and somewhere, Jim Mora Sr. has to be smiling. Fangio served as defensive coordinator on Mora's ...

All right, joining me now is former Saints head coach and Saints on six analyst, Jim Mora. All right, Jim Miss the playoffs the last three years, the expectations this year it has to be playoff ...

Legendary former New Orleans Saints coach Jim Mora's rants rarely disappoint. This week, Mora took aim at former kicker Morten Andersen for his take on the Saints' loss to the Los Angeles Rams on ...

The Indiana Pacers sealed their spot in the playoffs on the last day of the season when they made quick work of the hapless Atlanta Hawks, 157-115, in a game as lopsided as the score line would ...

New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Mora watches from the sidelines during an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Sept. 1, 1996, in San Francisco. The 49ers won the game, 27-11.

"Jim Mora heard one word," said John Michael Vincent, then of sports radio 1260 WNDE, "and that keyword -- the trigger and the blastoff of this meltdown --was 'playoffs.'" You know how it went down.