Saints Super Bowl Wins: Seasons, Scores and Jerseys

• Record through Super Bowl LX: 1 wins in 1 appearances.
• Season labels refer to the team’s football season; the Super Bowl is played in the following calendar year.
• The MVP column names the game award winner, including an opponent when this team lost.
• Historical jersey colors are recorded separately from the designated home or away team.

New Orleans has one Super Bowl chapter, with a season year and a game year that are often used interchangeably. The 2009 team won its championship in 2010. Its white-and-gold uniform is the game-specific reference, even though black is central to the franchise's everyday visual identity.

New Orleans Saints Super Bowl record at a glance

When did the Saints win the Super Bowl?

The Saints won Super Bowl XLIV on February 7, 2010. They defeated Indianapolis 31–17 to complete the 2009 NFL season, with Drew Brees named MVP. New Orleans Saints Super Bowl wins therefore totals one through LX, and the appearance total is also one.

The season/game-year distinction is especially useful for this title. A jersey display marked “2009 champions” and a photograph labeled “Super Bowl 2010” can refer to the same team. Neither label should be interpreted as a separate championship. The Roman numeral XLIV provides an additional fixed reference.

Indianapolis is the correct opponent, not the earlier Baltimore Colts identity from other Super Bowls. Keeping the contemporary team name in the table helps readers connect the title to the right era. The final score is presented from New Orleans's perspective, so the larger number belongs to the Saints.

The game behind the championship memory

Brees's MVP ties the title to the quarterback, but the game also has a broader team story. New Orleans's surprise second-half onside kick and Tracy Porter's interception return are central moments in the XLIV record. They provide different ways to remember the victory without reducing the result to one offensive performance.

The onside kick is commonly identified as “Ambush.” It belongs to the start of the second half, not the opening kickoff. Porter's interception return came later. Preserving the sequence matters when describing a championship scene or matching a historical photograph to a particular phase of the game.

A jersey tribute can take either a player-centered or a team-centered approach. Brees's MVP gives one clear anchor; the complete XLIV result gives another. The choice affects which name and number you seek, but it should not change the season, opponent or uniform color attached to the title.

The Saints’ last Super Bowl win is also their only one

Through LX, the Saints’ last Super Bowl win remains XLIV. It is also their latest and only appearance in the game. Later playoff seasons do not create extra Super Bowl appearances, and reaching an earlier postseason round is not the same as winning the final.

This distinction keeps the record useful for readers who remember more recent New Orleans teams. A memorable playoff game may belong to the franchise's history without belonging in a Super Bowl results table. The table here is deliberately restricted to the championship game rather than every notable postseason result.

The 1–0 record also does not predict a future result. It states what happened in completed games through LX. Any future appearance would need a new season row, opponent and final score before changing that total. The unfinished 2026 season is not counted as a completed championship opportunity.

What New Orleans wore in XLIV

The Saints wore white jerseys with old-gold pants against Indianapolis blue. A black Saints jersey can celebrate the team, but it is not the base color worn in the Super Bowl victory. White is the correct starting point when the collecting goal is the actual XLIV look.

Home and away language describes the uniform family rather than the physical location of the final. The game was played at its selected Super Bowl venue, and Indianapolis had the designated home role. Recording the actual jersey color is more precise than asking a reader to infer it from the game designation.

For a closer visual comparison, look at number styling, sleeve treatment and the complete era combination. A current Nike white jersey may retain a familiar Saints identity while using different construction from the uniform of the 2009 season. A shared color alone does not establish an exact historical reproduction.

Shop a white-jersey title reference

Start with the team collection and compare Saints away jerseys for the white color family. Browse legends jerseys when the player's era is your main reference. Check the actual product name, number and edition instead of assuming every old championship identity is offered.

For a gift, note “2009 season, Super Bowl XLIV, February 2010” alongside the chosen jersey. That makes the intended memory clear without relying on a patch or slogan. Any included Super Bowl decoration, historical manufacturer detail or game-worn claim must be established from the item description itself.

Frequently asked questions

How many Super Bowls did the Saints win?

One from one appearance through LX.

What year did the Saints win the Super Bowl?

The championship followed the 2009 season; XLIV was played in February 2010.

When was the Saints’ last Super Bowl win?

XLIV, their only Super Bowl appearance and victory through LX.

Did the Saints wear black when they won?

No. New Orleans wore white jerseys with old-gold pants against Indianapolis.