PARIS: Old QB intrigue resurfaces in New Orleans   Quarterback
Philip Rivers' glass showed something until days before training
camp started -- the 17-14 score of the Chargers' crushing
playoff loss to the New York Jets in January.    Very few did
last season during the Saints' Super Bowl season, with former
Charger Drew Brees leading an unexpected march to greatness.
No matter where you look, you're reminded of the Saints'
unlikely conquest of the Indianapolis Colts to bring a title to
this tattered city. With parts of the region still reeling from
Hurricane Katrina five years later, the Saints were -- and are
-- a feel-good story led by a man with an uplifting tale.  Who
dat? Who Drew? Who knew when Brees left the Chargers after the
2005 season that he would hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy, be
the "Madden NFL 11" cover subject and land on the New York
Times' best-seller list as an author?     Why did you last hear
that about an NFL exhibition?  It's hard for Brees to be the
villain in this caper. He mad