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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by BakoSaint If you can’t judge a book by its cover, can we judge Book if all our receivers are always covered? I can’t believe this post didn’t elevate you to B&G stardom. Epic. Kudos to you sir....
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I wouldn't mind seeing him put in. He could have at least get mop up duties when a game gets out of hand, case in point (Buffalo) couldn't hurt one bit. Give him a taste to get his feet wet. I got big questions with this 0 line with little to nothing protection and no run game to boot. Any qb will have a hard time until they both get fixed. Trial by fire, good or bad.
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Re: Why Book is the man for the job
Originally Posted by halloween 65
The Bills were loading the box against the run because Siemian was no threat with the pass or his scrambling.
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Don't matter what they did, this O line got it's a$$ handed to it in the trenches no run game, and wr's that did little to nothing against their db's. We were overmatched. If the O could have in the least showed up, we could have had a run game with play action, kind of beat them up in the box, we couldn't even do that.
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Originally Posted by halloween 65
No kidding. We're playing with backups on the o-line and a 3rd string QB. They should get their asses handed to them. What else do you expect?
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Re: Why Book is the man for the job
As far as Ian Book goes ... I think it will depend on how much fight this team shows over the next two games before CSP decides to see what he has from the rookie.
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Re: Why Book is the man for the job
Watching Book's ND film vs Bama, as well as his PreSeason Saints work, I've not seen anything yet that'd lead me to believe he's anywhere near an NFL QB...
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Re: Why Book is the man for the job
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Well, Taysom Hill needs to get it together and start on Thursday vs Dallas. ![]()
No way he got that new contract to "sit" the rest of the season. |
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