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Observations from the Saints win vs Seahawks
Nice to taste a victory once again after three weeks.
Hard to watch our WR get now so depleted. Wondering where our promising practice squad rookies are . Taysom can do it all. MVP today. Maybe he need to start at QB... Since his unpredictability is so key. Overall some improvements, but much still to do if we're to be an above average team. Parity play gives the Saints a chance! :bng: |
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Hill brings a sorely needed FIRE to our game.
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This is how we should have ran our offense from the start. Good to see the win.
I’ve never been a Geno Smith guy but kudos to him for turning his career around. |
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We suck, today was a little less than usual, which is improvement but not quite to the level of hope. String 2 Ws together then we can talk going .500.
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Great to get the win today but I'm not looking forward to reading the injury report over the next few days! Today was brutal for Saints!
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This is not a very good football. I’m looking at the remaining schedule and I don’t see a lot of more wins. |
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I know all of the D got smoked but again, Mathieu seems like he's always out of position and often unwilling to make tackles.
That 69 yard TD run they had, Mathieu took one of the worst angles I've seen a safety take. On the Locket TD pass, all 4 DB's just stood there and let it happen, but Mathieu saw the whole play and just jogged behind everyone. We've lost way too much talent in the secondary and it shows, because these new guys aren't cutting it, and to be frank, Lattimore and Adebo are playing very poorly too |
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wait, how can this be? All the sports media experts and all the armchair coaching experts said Taysom Hill was not a QB. Yet he took about 10 snaps at QB today and single-handedly won the game. I'm so confused. Com' on sports talent experts, help me out here. Help me make sense of this strange anomaly.
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Dalton again, wasn't perfect but he looked like he saw the field much better than Winston would. His decision making and accuracy are way above Winston's.
We still need a franchise QB but Winston should honestly be 3rd on the depth chart. |
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I was out of market and unable to watch the game except for the bonus coverage. I tuned in just in time to see Cam Jordan's game-clinching and sack and TreQuan's first down to seal the game, which was nice.
But it's okay I wasn't able to watch the game, because there was something else that I was intended to see - the bonus coverage of the end of the Bucs/Falcons game. I know it sounds painful, but watch the 4th quarter of the Bucs/Falcons when you can. The Falcons got jobbed by the refs just as hard, if not harder as we did vs Tampa, with key bad calls on 3rd down extending Tampa drives (sound familiar?). The refs have pulled out the stops this year. Divorce Boy has the refs in his pocket to a level we've never seen before. This may be even worse than the "Jordan Rules". All respect I had for Brady is completely gone. He can go kick rocks. Belichick was/is the dude. |
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We didn’t improve on turnovers, penalties are average for us this season, while it was our best offensive showing of the season it was also our worst defensive showing. Hill reminded me of Tebow in college. He put on a clinic. He blocks better than our O-Line. These two plays strung together; the 51 screen to Kamara, followed by the Hill TD pass, reminded me of 2009. Hills TD run, at the end he heard the pursuing defender and had the awareness enough to chest the ball with both arms and secure it. He needs to teach that to the rest of the offense. |
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If we want to make the playoffs we need to start Taysom.
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Dalton did a good job of controlling the game and he will be fine if we have someone to throw to. Hill was Hill, he is a baller.
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Does Jerome Boger (head ref) really understand what roughing the passer means? Awful call but Brady was under center. |
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This team just doesn't seem to have it together. Details are often missed, repeated penalties and more turnovers.
I think Dalton looked sharp for the most part. Still too much pressure in his face. But he seems to make much better reads than JW. I'd love to see Dalton as starter and Taysom continue doing what he does. That combination seems really difficult to defend. |
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However, I'm of the opinion that he can be a starting QB if used properly, not Pete's vanilla play calling, but a dynamic offense designed for Taysom's strengths & run-threat. The dude trained to be a TE this season and so far he's been our most effective QB, and still gets labeled as a gadget?... ok, whatever. |
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Taysom.... is da man. keep the prima donna on the bench, trade him, get a better QB and the saints just may keep winning. Remember....all that money sitting on the bench, and saints won without the prima donna.:dunce:
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As far as Taysom being a starter ... we saw in the prior years it doesn't work. He needs to save his arm and energy and have some snaps to rest so when he does play he can be the sprinting trucking all-out dynamo that scares defenses. Which is understandable - he's not young like Lamar Jackson or Jalen Hurts or Josh Allen.
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* Remember that time when Taysom Hill beat the Seahawks?
* O-line shows some really nice flashes in the running game, two 100 yd rushers doesn't happen just by accident. * Both our guards are at their best when pulling, Ruiz had a great block clearing the way on the long TD run by Hill. * Ingram looks finished, less than 2 yards per carry in a game where Kamara picks up 4.5. * Some terrible pass coverage on defence, Mathieu looks lost a lot of the time and we need Maye back now. We are missing 3 safties from last year and it shows. * Dalton looks poised under center, I like how he moves in the pocket to avoid the rush. His numbers aren't spectacular but he was decently effective with our 4-6 string WRs. * Smith is doing a great job blocking but is still up and down when catching the ball. A really nice diving catch early in the game but an easy drop late on a gimmie play. * Pass-pro needs to improve, too much pressure on Dalton. * Al Woods was a menace, I hadn't heard his name in quite a while and didn't know he was still in the league. * Geno Smith is a lot better QB than most people gives him credit for. He has a couple of really good WRs to throw to too. * Some good pressure from the DL. Jordan and Davenport doing a great job replacing eachother and "spreading out" when chasing Smith outside of the pocket. |
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When Taysom played in previous years as the starting QB, the entire offense was depleted with injuries. The line was gutted and we had no receivers or backs. I don't think he's been given a fair evaluation.
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Would Adrian Peterson be an upgrade over Mark Ingram? He has probably had enough time to recover from his boxing concussion. |
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maybe we can get an 8th round pick in 2050 |
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To all the guys he talked down on Marcus Williams HA! Lls guy has a lock damn near every game. Von Bell making plays. Adebo has to play better immediately 3tds in one game is of 40 yards plus gives me bad memories.
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- Once again, Dalton looked serviceable, but at this point of his career is clearly just a backup. He doesn't appear to be able to make an explosive throw downfield like Winston.
- Taysom is a monster and perfectly suited for the role he is currently playing. Finally mixing in the pass was overdue, but adds the threat as someone mentioned earlier. - Kamara is a difference maker. We need him in the game badly. - Seahawks fans were gracious in the loss and just wanted to head to Bourbon to drown their sorrows. - Geno Smith showed why he was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week last week. He looked big and looked to move well and was extremely accurate on those two deep TD throws. - The defensive front looked very solid in stopping all but one run and put great pressure on Smith when called upon. - The Saints came out on top on two very close calls, the Metcalf "fumble" and the Olave "TD". Those have in the past have commonly gone against us. - Opening drive. Once again the offense marches right down the field on scripted plays and then stalls in the red zone on conservative play calling with what appeared to be from the far end of the field two right tackle dive plays for two and three yards. Dalton then misses Olave on a short pass to end the drive. - Injuries are plaguing the whole league right now. Harty and Olave both go down, but so did Penny for the Seahawks. I can't remember this many injuries this early throughout the league. - It was nice leaving the Dome a winner and the crowd was alive as it has been in a couple of years. A win is a win! - Penalties looked more under control with only six on the day, half of what Seattle managed to commit. - Gillikin is human with that late shank at a key time of the game. He looked disgusted while leaving the field. - Thought the offensive line did a good job of protecting Dalton and run blocking. Only one sack given up and a season high 235 yards on the ground. - Can't wait to get players back for the Cincy game next week. Expecting obnoxious LSU fans in the seats pulling for Burrow. Also expecting to see him on the ground a half a dozen times. :bng: |
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I might have more disdain for Trequan than I did for Tebucky Jones. The guy pisses me off.
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I forgot one bullet point:
- Cam Jordan is still a stud! one and a half more sacks yesterday. |
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I agree with the lsu fans. They’re gonna make it a 50/50 atmosphere. I love Burrow but not when he plays the saints. |
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I'm reading a lot of dogging of the Saints secondary here, but one must give Geno Smith a ton of credit. He made several great throws in which the defender had no chance to make a play. Some passes just cannot be defended.
Just a couple here. |
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