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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by voodooido JW might be done as a starter. AD managed the game without 3 key players and almost pulled out a win vs what could quite possibly be a Super Bowl team. He was far from great ...
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10-02-2022, 05:47 PM | #21 |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' close loss to the Vikings
Originally Posted by voodooido
The difference I saw from Dalton, was he looked like he actually knew the offense.
I saw him multiple times go through progressions and knew exactly where his outlet receiver was. He wasn't perfect, but he managed the game, Winston would have thrown at least 2 or 3 picks. |
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10-02-2022, 06:37 PM | #22 |
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New week. Same disappointing results. Untimely penalties. Careless turnovers. Missed opportunities all over the field.
I get there have been injuries but man... we are a bad football team right now. |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' close loss to the Vikings
Originally Posted by turbo_dog
This is spot on…even though Traut is a huge liability in the blocking scheme.
While Dalton played well enough to win, he like Winston is a gun slinger and made several questionable throws that just happened to not be intercepted. Watching a few other games today really made me see how poor our game planning is on offense. This team even without AK and MT should be able to make plays and we really failed again to do so. |
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10-02-2022, 09:15 PM | #26 |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' close loss to the Vikings
Ever since they got their big contracts guys have not shown up...blah blah. Guys don't choose to be injured it's apart of the game. 4 games into the season not where we would like but it is what it is. Marcus Williams and Von Bell should still be Saints hate seeing them make plays for other teams. 12 more games to go alot more football to be played before its all said and done. A lot of positives to take from the game. Just have to keep getting better.
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10-03-2022, 07:20 AM | #28 |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' close loss to the Vikings
Originally Posted by Boston Saint
Blame the Refs all you like, I believe in liberty.
We are not 1-3 due to penalties, and I never said the Refs were not bad.. Top 25% of the NFL in Penalties We are the only losing team because we are bad, we have no discipline. Denver (2-2) 37 New Orleans (1-3) 34 Seattle (2-2) 32 NYGiants (3-1) 32 Arrizona (2-2) 30 Tennessee (2-2) 29 Dallas (3-1) 27 Cleveland (2-2) 26 Philadelphia (4-0) 26 Are we a league worst -7 in turnover ratio because of the refs? Please answer specifically because we have played 4 games and have 11 turnovers. Just so happens we are the only team with double digit turnovers.. BTW The Vikings are tied for the second lowest penalties in the league with 16 Total. We had ZERO penalties on Defense against Carolina last week. No one claimed BS. The Saints did not have a single offensive holding penalty against Atlanta or Tampa Bay. No one claimed BS. You are correct that holding goes on every play but we have been the beneficiary of no calls and still lost. Careful with the 'we are losing because of the Refs'... All four of these entire officiating crews are in on the conspiracy? Alex Kemp Shawn Hachuli Carl Cheffers Clete Blakeman |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' close loss to the Vikings
Originally Posted by TheOak
I have conceded multiple times in this and other threads that bad play in many forms from the team is PART of the problem. Sure -7 TO is part of the problem
I’m saying refs are ALSO part of the problem. Are you trying to say bad ref calls DON’T impact the game ? Can’t understand the attitude of letting them off the hook when they screw up with the “oh well, it’s not why we lost” attitude. In the aggregate it IS part of why we lost. |
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