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http://neworleanssaints.com/Articles...20Falcons.aspx


Saints Defeat Atlanta, 22-16, For 2nd Win In A Row

Doug Miller, NewOrleansSaints
Sunday, October 21, 2007 - 3:45 PM


New Orleans, La. – The New Orleans Saints came back from a two point fourth quarter deficit and rallied for their second win in a row in an important NFC South showdown over the Atlanta Falcons, en route to a 22-16 win.

In a game that saw the lead change five times before it was all over, it was the Saints’ ability to make the big play when needed most that proved to be the difference. Trailing 16-14 in the fourth quarter, Reggie Bush scored on a four-yard touchdown on a swing pass from Drew Brees with just over 5:00 to go to give the Saints a 20-16 lead. Bush then ran for a two-point conversion that upped the lead to 22-16 lead. The Saints’ defense then did the rest, making the lead hold up.

“I thought that was a huge play in the game, quite obviously,” said Head Coach Sean Payton. “That play he scored on was an outstanding special effort play. Not just by Reggie, but by the perimeter blocking as well.”

http://neworleanssaints.com/Articles...20Falcons.aspx


Saints Defeat Atlanta, 22-16, For 2nd Win In A Row

Doug Miller, NewOrleansSaints
Sunday, October 21, 2007 - 3:45 PM


New Orleans, La. – The New Orleans Saints came back from a two point fourth quarter deficit and rallied for their second win in a row in an important NFC South showdown over the Atlanta Falcons, en route to a 22-16 win.

In a game that saw the lead change five times before it was all over, it was the Saints’ ability to make the big play when needed most that proved to be the difference. Trailing 16-14 in the fourth quarter, Reggie Bush scored on a four-yard touchdown on a swing pass from Drew Brees with just over 5:00 to go to give the Saints a 20-16 lead. Bush then ran for a two-point conversion that upped the lead to 22-16 lead. The Saints’ defense then did the rest, making the lead hold up.

“I thought that was a huge play in the game, quite obviously,” said Head Coach Sean Payton. “That play he scored on was an outstanding special effort play. Not just by Reggie, but by the perimeter blocking as well.”