Totally agree. Because I was sitting right behind the bench at that game and no one said a meaning full word. I don't care it it comes to pushing and shoving on the sidelines, do whatever it is you have to do get light a fire under someone's @zz!

...and He didn't say Joe be polite! HA!

I agree. I wish our guys would show passion. They seem to be ho-hum, even when they are losing. No fire, like our superbowl season. It seems like they just expect to win even without trying sometimes.

Our guys have shown fire this year..were 5 and 3....they're 1 and 6..Graham has shown it all year...this was a game where we didn't... its not like we can't..just look at your avatar SP25..this dude acts like they just won the superbowl...you think they would do that to us again?...I bet you will see some fire this Sunday ...

Yeah bro, i will agree on Graham, but who else have u seen acting like that? Even Moore doesnt do his antics anymore.

The SAINTS will go marching in the sunday and WHOOP the crap out of the YUKKS!!! I have two words for you GROUND AND POUND BABY, LET'S GO....... WHO DATT!!!!

That Jackson dude is pumped full of steroids, I'm tellin' y'all! Wish someone would drug test him! C'mon...the signs were all there! :) Chris Long needs a "checkup", too.....seriously.

I like that JoanieNTX, funny, sure looked like roids. Love to have a running back like that on our team though. Wish our four headed monster would get pissed like he was.

Ha! My wife kept saying he was on roids! Lmao!

I actually disagree with the sentiment that the Saints' players need to be vocal or animated on the sidelines in order for them to express passion for winning and playing the game. I mean a sign of a truly professional unit is that they do not let their emotions get the best of them and stick to the game-plan that has been formed during the week while preparing for the game. Heck, you only need to listen to one interview with Brees to know he has the passion for winning, and I believe that same mentality trickles down to each and every member of the team. When you get overtly emotional there is always the very real danger of acting out guided by those emotions, which can lead to mental breakdowns and such.

I'm not saying that leadership is not important - because it is - but there are number of ways to show/use that leadership, and of which yelling at your teammates ranks fairly low on my rating scale.

...of course it might be just the Finn in me talking. :wink:

I'm not talking overly emotional. I'm talking any emotional. We looked dead last Sunday.