Fed up
 

I have been watching a few networks and I am fed up of people saying that the Rams didn't play their best football or that the Rams were fatigued after being on the road so much of due tighten burning themselves out after coming back from a huge deficit. I am used to people disrespecting us but it is still annoying. Drew Brees will never get the MVP as the goalposts always seem to be moved to suit the Analysts. But let's be honest here,, we all really know who the best Quarterback is.

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Let them rationalize all they want. No team EVER plays their best football every week, the winner is usually the team that screws up the least.

Fed up
 

And regarding Drew; all you have to do is take a gander at the record books and it’s easily seen who is really the greatest


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They continually said if we played in LA we wouldn't have won, yet we are 4-0 on the road this season.

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There were more Packer fans for the LA "Home" game than LA fans. We travel well, and Drew still has a lot of fans out there from his Charger days. "They" are idiots. It would probably feel more like a home game for us.

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They'll get another shot. And with much more at stake so....

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Drew will be the player, down the road, years from now, when everyone will look at his stats, records, and say, “holy ****, I knew he was good but I didn’t think he was THAT good”...not until then. Quite possibly when we win the next super bowl, but only then would he get his recognition and due. Media can pound sand

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"The Rams are still the team to beat even though they got beat last on Sunday. :rolleyes: "

Had this game been played in Los Angeles and we lost by a FG, I doubt anyone media figure would be saying the Saints are still the better team.

But I get it, it's L.A.

On to the Bengals...

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LA is a very good team, and they might have the most talent in the league. But they lost. Period. Doesn't matter what anybody writes or says.

When they come to NOLA for the playoffs we'll be favored by 4. They are young, talented, and well-paid, but who on their roster has a signature win or leadership qualities?

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Agree. Pro sports have proven on numerous occasions that you can buy talent but that doesn't always translate to buying championships. Team chemistry is critical to winning consistently.

The Saints learned the hard way that skilled players looking for individual records don't translate to winning seasons.