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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; It was close for too long. In the end, turnovers did in the Saints. Jameis reverted to INTs . His timing with Olave is way off. Was Jameis' injury a factor? Who knows, maybe, maybe not. Time for move on ...
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Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Bucs
It was close for too long. In the end, turnovers did in the Saints. Jameis reverted to INTs . His timing with Olave is way off. Was Jameis' injury a factor? Who knows, maybe, maybe not.
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Look I get it, we played poorly on offense, JW gotta make better decisions however Ingram can't fumble (we were going for a go ahead score), then 3 straight questionable calls in a very competitive game.
Refs (stopped em twice on 4th down) definitely influenced the outcome in the 4th. The Saints DEFENSE continues to keep us in it. That's a plus. Latt gotta keep his composure though. We need you playing boss. When you turnover the ball 5 times, you taking an L in the NFL. Lots of football left - the NFL is a marathon, not a sprint. |
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Ingram needs to go. 2 fumbles, in 2 dire times, 2 weeks in a row. If he can't protect the football, let him be someone else's problem.
Proves that Bruce Arians offense wasn't the cause of Jameis and his 30 interceptions. Jameis was. Hes had stacked WR cores with both teams and still can't stop himself from messing up. He is not the QB of the future. Taysom would be better, in the short term at least Dalton deserves a shot |
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We got the Tampa Jameis without the yardage or touchdowns.
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Wow man.. that was ugly
Turnovers and Pete Carmichael.. Draw up a different play with Taysom when he enters as QB.. Marks fumbles 2 weeks in a row started the snowball. Sean would've won this game Somebody had to say it Now hopefully the Packers show up against the bucs next week and we get it together. I understand Marshon standing up for himself but you have to take one for team sometimes. They really started jumping all Jameis' routes .. all out pick mode He's obviously hurting being so hesitant to run I think. |