If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted

acekilla89 · 02-17-2010, 02:50 PM

If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted - Shutdown Corner - NFL Blog - Yahoo! Sports

breesfan27 · 02-17-2010, 02:56 PM

Oh, I'm sorry. Am I supposed to give a sh*t and care what Shiancoe and Edwards have to say? When we play the Viqueens again, I hope we kick their ass a second time. That way, we don't have to listen to them continually b*tch and moan about their precious Favre. GFY!

Euphoria · 02-17-2010, 02:58 PM

activate Kyle Turley for the game.

exile · 02-17-2010, 03:01 PM

I'm sure Drew is frightened.

Getting hit by the Vikqueens defense is probably akin to a pillow fight.

73Saint · 02-17-2010, 03:24 PM

Edwards is an idiot. He's ranting about commissioner Goodell's salary now, saying all he does is push a pen. What a dope, obviously no one has ever taught him about picking his battles.

saintfan · 02-17-2010, 03:26 PM

What makes them think they'll have a different experience getting to (or not getting to) Drew next time, considering our starting LT will be back?

shaw...

dizzle88 · 02-17-2010, 04:13 PM

if edwards could get to drew he would try to hit him anyway, thats the whole aim. He was majorly unsuccessful in the championship game, what makes him think the outcome will be any different a second time, not past our o line. J - line, jermon,jahri,jonathan,jon and carl nicks lol

Danno · 02-17-2010, 04:16 PM

NFL fines Vikings Allen 50K USD for two hits on Schaub,nfl jersey,nfl player replica jersey,nfl authentic jersey,nfl football jersey,nfl throwback jersey

NFL fines Vikings'' Allen $50K for two hits on Schaub
Associated Press

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Jared Allen got a double dose of bad news Friday.

Minnesota''s star defensive end was fined a whopping $50,000 by the NFL for two below-the-knee hits on Houston quarterback Matt Schaub last week. Allen also learned he was listed as doubtful on the injury report for the upcoming game against rival Green Bay.

Allen declined to discuss the fine due to his desire to appeal the punishment, and his agent Ken Harris also refrained from comment. Schaub and Texans coach Gary Kubiak this week each called the hit that injured the quarterback''s left knee a cheap shot.

Last month, Allen was docked $5,000 by the league for a late hit against Chicago.

Though Allen was not penalized during the Houston game, NFL spokesman Randall Liu said the fine was for two plays considered roughing the passer. Allen''s actions violated this portion of the league rulebook: "A rushing defender who has an unrestricted path to the passer from any direction is prohibited from forcibly hitting the passer in the knee area or below."

Early in the second quarter during a 17-yard completion to tight end Owen Daniels, Schaub injured the medial collateral ligament in his left knee when Allen came in low. Schaub, who left the game at halftime, is out for two to four weeks. Allen, ironically, hurt his shoulder in the same quarter and played through it.

Allen''s fine matches the amount levied on New York Jets safety Eric Smith for a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit that knocked Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin out for three weeks. Smith was also suspended for one game.

Earlier this week, Allen defended his actions. He said he apologized to Schaub after the game and meant no ill will.

"I was coming back and I slipped, and he was still in front of me," Allen said. "Obviously I didn''t hit him late, because the refs were right there. They didn''t call nothing."

Allen, who signed a six-year contract with more than $31 million guaranteed and worth as much as $74.5 million, complained Wednesday that the league was too strict toward defensive players.

"We play a violent game, and we all know when we sign our names on that dotted line that there are going to be injuries. There is going to be pain," Allen said. "That''s what we sign up for. That''s what we do. It makes us feel alive. And then for us to get punished for it is kind of one of those things where you''re like, whatever."

It does appear the Vikes know a bit about late hits

breesfan27 · 02-17-2010, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

if edwards could get to drew he would try to hit him anyway, thats the whole aim. He was majorly unsuccessful in the championship game, what makes him think the outcome will be any different a second time, not past our o line. J - line, jermon,jahri,jonathan,jon and carl nicks lol

We'll call him J-Carl Nicks. That way he won't be left out! Tee hee hee!

Saintswrath · 02-17-2010, 04:33 PM

BRING IT ON!!! They said that mess during this year's game, lol.. They wanted to put a hurtin on Drew Brees after we all but disabled Brett favre the first few hits, what makes you think our line is going to open up for them to hit Drew Brees now? C'mon now.

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breesfan27 Mrs. Drew Brees Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: The Who Dat Nation (by way of South Dakota) Posts: 2,276 Blog Entries: 1	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted Oh, I'm sorry. Am I supposed to give a sht and care what Shiancoe and Edwards have to say? When we play the Viqueens again, I hope we kick their ass a second time. That way, we don't have to listen to them continually btch and moan about their precious Favre. GFY!

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73Saint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: NOLA Posts: 2,336	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted Edwards is an idiot. He's ranting about commissioner Goodell's salary now, saying all he does is push a pen. What a dope, obviously no one has ever taught him about picking his battles.

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dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 10,838	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted if edwards could get to drew he would try to hit him anyway, thats the whole aim. He was majorly unsuccessful in the championship game, what makes him think the outcome will be any different a second time, not past our o line. J - line, jermon,jahri,jonathan,jon and carl nicks lol

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Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,646	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted NFL fines Vikings Allen 50K USD for two hits on Schaub,nfl jersey,nfl player replica jersey,nfl authentic jersey,nfl football jersey,nfl throwback jersey NFL fines Vikings'' Allen $50K for two hits on Schaub Associated Press EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Jared Allen got a double dose of bad news Friday. Minnesota''s star defensive end was fined a whopping $50,000 by the NFL for two below-the-knee hits on Houston quarterback Matt Schaub last week. Allen also learned he was listed as doubtful on the injury report for the upcoming game against rival Green Bay. Allen declined to discuss the fine due to his desire to appeal the punishment, and his agent Ken Harris also refrained from comment. Schaub and Texans coach Gary Kubiak this week each called the hit that injured the quarterback''s left knee a cheap shot. Last month, Allen was docked $5,000 by the league for a late hit against Chicago. Though Allen was not penalized during the Houston game, NFL spokesman Randall Liu said the fine was for two plays considered roughing the passer. Allen''s actions violated this portion of the league rulebook: "A rushing defender who has an unrestricted path to the passer from any direction is prohibited from forcibly hitting the passer in the knee area or below." Early in the second quarter during a 17-yard completion to tight end Owen Daniels, Schaub injured the medial collateral ligament in his left knee when Allen came in low. Schaub, who left the game at halftime, is out for two to four weeks. Allen, ironically, hurt his shoulder in the same quarter and played through it. Allen''s fine matches the amount levied on New York Jets safety Eric Smith for a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit that knocked Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin out for three weeks. Smith was also suspended for one game. Earlier this week, Allen defended his actions. He said he apologized to Schaub after the game and meant no ill will. "I was coming back and I slipped, and he was still in front of me," Allen said. "Obviously I didn''t hit him late, because the refs were right there. They didn''t call nothing." Allen, who signed a six-year contract with more than $31 million guaranteed and worth as much as $74.5 million, complained Wednesday that the league was too strict toward defensive players. "We play a violent game, and we all know when we sign our names on that dotted line that there are going to be injuries. There is going to be pain," Allen said. "That''s what we sign up for. That''s what we do. It makes us feel alive. And then for us to get punished for it is kind of one of those things where you''re like, whatever." It does appear the Vikes know a bit about late hits

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breesfan27 Mrs. Drew Brees Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: The Who Dat Nation (by way of South Dakota) Posts: 2,276 Blog Entries: 1	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted Originally Posted by dizzle88 if edwards could get to drew he would try to hit him anyway, thats the whole aim. He was majorly unsuccessful in the championship game, what makes him think the outcome will be any different a second time, not past our o line. J - line, jermon,jahri,jonathan,jon and carl nicks lol We'll call him J-Carl Nicks. That way he won't be left out! Tee hee hee!

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Saintswrath +Mod Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Between 504 & 813 Posts: 1,776 Blog Entries: 4	Re: If Saints vs. Vikings opens 2010, Drew Brees will be the hunted BRING IT ON!!! They said that mess during this year's game, lol.. They wanted to put a hurtin on Drew Brees after we all but disabled Brett favre the first few hits, what makes you think our line is going to open up for them to hit Drew Brees now? C'mon now.