Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner

spkb25 · 02-13-2021, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

Not me. I'll continue to enjoy every win and any time we look good. If being happy only comes down to winning the Super Bowl then you are setting yourself up for long term failure. Only one of 32 teams have that chance any given year. Some teams never have that chance. Winning it all is a cherry on top. But I celebrate every tiny success every season.

Definitely, especially if you're a fan of ol one and done SP. You Definitely want to enjoy those regilar season wins. I mean he is the regular season champ. Then post season there are bunch of excuses, but yeah if you're looking for a good time and no championships this the team and thats the mindset. Shame noodle arm ia retirning, i know Malcolm is sad.

vpheughan · 02-14-2021, 09:17 AM

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

I hate to say it but you’re right bro. Until Payton and his minions can coach up our team to get by the first round in the playoffs and stop living off 2009 then the regular season means little to me.

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lee909 · 02-14-2021, 11:15 AM

Meaningless

Sorry to pour water on it but it's a pointless statistic, bridesmaid talk. When the chips where down they won.

As a great Scotsman once said

st thomas · 02-14-2021, 12:38 PM

I’d rather start 1-5 than 5-1 and fold

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st thomas · 02-14-2021, 12:39 PM

Originally Posted by st thomas

I’d rather start 1-5 than 5-1 and fold

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Then come together at the end like tompa

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RailBoss · 02-14-2021, 02:16 PM

Some gotta win, some gotta lose...

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Rugby Saint II · 02-14-2021, 04:25 PM

Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen.

I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play.

st thomas · 02-14-2021, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen.

I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play.

If we can keep the defense from coming apart to much we be fine in department. And the offense can’t be worst than what we finished with so I’m optimistic . Looking forward

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vpheughan · 02-15-2021, 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen.

I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play.

A coaching shakeup is good. Who misses Joe Vitt?*

He was reunited with good ole hit man "GW" with the Jets. No WONDER!!!

AsylumGuido · 02-15-2021, 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen.

I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play.

Was that the latter part of 1980 or the beginning of 1981? That's when Buddy 'D' had that smattering of fans hoodwinked into wearing bags. 99.9% of the fans were there just to watch their Saints play, win or lose. That small percentage wanted airtime on the evening sports segment with Buddy's campaign.

02-13-2021, 09:57 PM	#11
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,101	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Not me. I'll continue to enjoy every win and any time we look good. If being happy only comes down to winning the Super Bowl then you are setting yourself up for long term failure. Only one of 32 teams have that chance any given year. Some teams never have that chance. Winning it all is a cherry on top. But I celebrate every tiny success every season. Definitely, especially if you're a fan of ol one and done SP. You Definitely want to enjoy those regilar season wins. I mean he is the regular season champ. Then post season there are bunch of excuses, but yeah if you're looking for a good time and no championships this the team and thats the mindset. Shame noodle arm ia retirning, i know Malcolm is sad.

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vpheughan 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4,524	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Originally Posted by ChrisXVI I hate to say it but you’re right bro. Until Payton and his minions can coach up our team to get by the first round in the playoffs and stop living off 2009 then the regular season means little to me. Over 5000 posts little!! Send me one dollar for those ................
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lee909 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Watford England Posts: 8,809 Blog Entries: 1	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Meaningless Sorry to pour water on it but it's a pointless statistic, bridesmaid talk. When the chips where down they won. As a great Scotsman once said Rugby Saint II and gosaints1 like this.

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st thomas Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: lafayette Posts: 7,753	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen. I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play. If we can keep the defense from coming apart to much we be fine in department. And the offense can’t be worst than what we finished with so I’m optimistic . Looking forward Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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vpheughan 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4,524	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen. I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play. A coaching shakeup is good. Who misses Joe Vitt?* He was reunited with good ole hit man "GW" with the Jets. No WONDER!!! RailBoss likes this.
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AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,274	Re: Buccaneers’ 38-3 loss to Saints was worst loss ever for a Super Bowl winner Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II Since Drew started to decline three years back I steadily became more apprehensive like I was before 2006 when Sean and Drew started making magic happen. I remember before that sitting next to guys who wore bags on their heads at the Dome. I'm apprehensive again. There are too many variables in a usually steady off season. Are we retooling or rebuilding? Who are we going to lose? How many core players are gone? How much do we have to give up to get under under the cap? Who will fill theses position coaches next year when we get poached again? How many draft picks will we lose? We've got a lot of unknowns in play. Was that the latter part of 1980 or the beginning of 1981? That's when Buddy 'D' had that smattering of fans hoodwinked into wearing bags. 99.9% of the fans were there just to watch their Saints play, win or lose. That small percentage wanted airtime on the evening sports segment with Buddy's campaign. Rugby Saint II and st thomas like this.