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#17. Click on the 'Billy Kilmer Football Card' link below to see a 1969 card and his career statistics.
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Who was the first QB for the New Orleans Saints?
Billy Kilmer.
Who was the first quarterback for the New Orleans Saints?
Billy Kilmer.
Who was the backup quarterback for the New Orleans Saints in 1967?
In 1967, the backup quarterback for the New Orleans Saints was Billy Kilmer. Kilmer only started 4 games that year and was 0-4. The Saints finished the season with a record of 3-11.
Who was the New Orleans Saints first quarterback?
The first year of the New Orleans Saints was in 1967. The starting QB was Gary Cuozzo he started 10 games and the backup QB was Billy Kilmer who started 4 games. The Saints ended that season with a record of 3-11.
What is Billy the patron saint of?
There is no saint named Billy. However, there are a number of saints named William.
Who is New Orleans names after.?
Billy Orleans
What was billy kilmer's number?
Bill Kilmer wore #17 for the 49ers, Saints, and Redskins.
Does Billy Crystal belong to the Church of the Latter Day Saints?
No. Billy Crystal is not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
What is the longest pass in New Orleans Saints' history?
The top two longest passes in New Orleans Saints history: 1. 98 yards, Drew Brees to Brandin Cooks, td, 9/11/2016 vs Oakland Raiders 2. 96 yards, Billy Kilmer to Walt Roberts, non-scoring; 11/19/1967 vs Philadelphia Eagles.
When was Billy Wayne born?
Billy Wayne was born on February 12, 1897, in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
When was Billy Slaughter born?
Billy Slaughter was born on June 3, 1980, in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
How many touchdowns did Billy Kilmer of the New Orleans Saints throw against the St. Louis Cardinals?
In an aerial duel on November 2, 1969, Saints quarterback Billy Kilmer threw six touchdown passes in a 51-42 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Cardinals quarterback Charley Johnson also threw six touchdown passes in a losing effort. It was the Saints' first win of the 1969 season after starting off 0-6.
