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That's a fair question. Trying to remember if I have been thankful we had Hartley since the superbowl run. Maybe someone can help, all I seem to remember if the misses that were killers over the past few seasons.

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It is a TEAM for a reason.

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The funniest part is...the OP started the thread as a joke. You know, a joke..as in.."haha". And people still used it as an opportunity to roast Hartley lol.

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No, I got it. And Hartley is still a head case, IMO, no matter who won yesterday.

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Is circumstances a good enough reason, needed Sean Payton yesterday but unfortunately he wasn't available. They game planned very well and we didn't plain and simple, they were ready for what they expected to see offensively and defensively from the Saints. A right tackle would have helped but IMO wouldn't have made a difference.

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If Hartley made his chip shot versus the Packers we would be on a different path. Same thing he did last year with ATL. I'd rather have a 40 year old kicker that is clutch from 45 yards in.

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Carmichael and his inability to change the game plan without abandoning the run.

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If only there was a "like twice" option

Until he learns how to "shift gears" Carmichael will never be more than a second rate OC.

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Hartley did not try any FGs yesterday! Everybody has been on him!

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This!