Well, I'm posting to this blog in the aftermath of the loss to the St. Louis Rams. The game was, by all definitions, a "trap game." Now, I know Sean Payton and a few players came out and said there was no way that the game against the Rams was going to be a trap game. They reminded themselves of the history with that team and prepared themselves properly. Unfortunately, the Saints had no choice on whether or not the game was going to be a trap game. It was well beyond their control....

AFC
Either Denver Broncos or New England Patriots

NFC
Either Seattle Seahawks or New Orleans Saints

I could see Panzies tie the Saints for the NFC South, but we win on a tie breaker. So Panzies can beat Seattle in Seattle.. and we beat the Panzies at home in the Dome.

As for Denver or New England, it'll come down as to who is clutch at the wire.

Thomas Hobbes wasn't far off when he described the life of man as "solitary, poor, nasty brutish and short." Feudal societies were cauldrons of darwinistic experiments, where the ruling classes imposed a violence based caste system where only the strong and clever survived. Also key was the narrow definition of loyalty and the broad latitude given to those charged with enforcement. A "one size fits all" mentality in which the size changed to fit the whims of the oppressors....

Didn't mean to burden the defense at all by this post. Like I said I am very happy and content with the D this year. I have more fits about our O-Line and Run game more than anything. Defense can only do so much!

It's been a while since I posted to this blog, but since then, the Saints have gone 1-2. It's time I post again and get the football gods back on our side.

There are some obvious reasons why the Saints are struggling and there are some underrated/under the radar reasons. We'll start out with the obvious and that happens to be the offensive line. Plenty of times in my blog, I've talked about the trend of struggling in the red zone. At first, I thought it was a play calling problem....