OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS…

voodooido · 11-26-2023, 04:05 PM

Still in shock we just lost to ridder. I’m all in for the coaching change. He’s had enough time to make adjustments and fire the OC

NOLA54 · 11-26-2023, 04:07 PM

If I were Loomis I'd be in the locker room telling Allen and Carmichael to find their own way back to NOLA and pack your bags and don't come back.

Sinner · 11-26-2023, 04:08 PM

Originally Posted by voodooido

Still in shock we just lost to ridder. I’m all in for the coaching change. He’s had enough time to make adjustments and fire the OC

What you’re all in for is more of the same (and worse) for at least the rest of this season.

Sinner · 11-26-2023, 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by NOLA54

If I were Loomis I'd be in the locker room telling Allen and Carmichael to find their own way back to NOLA and pack your bags and don't come back.

If you were Loomis, you’d be on the same bus as them.

neugey · 11-26-2023, 04:13 PM

The Good:
- more crossing routes and motion called by Pete and the reverse/sweep calls were solid
- Bresee and the big guys in the middle getting deflections and being disruptive
- Taysom Hill being better as a receiver than I could ever have thought
- OL pass protection (though maybe because the Falcons pass rush was anemic)

The Bad:
- Carr outplayed by Ridder and Carr's INT was worse than Ridder's two. At least one of Ridder's INT's was more due to trash playing calling.
- getting everyone and their brother hurt right AFTER the bye week
- 1st and 10 and run to daylight up the middle for Kamara or Hill is NOT a professional playcall
- Werner sucked vs the run, can't/won't hold the edge
- DA's timeouts and game management were horrible. We basically gift wrapped the Falcons another TD before the half and were lucky with the red zone that bailed us out.
- Honey Badger's INT's aside (two pretty easy ones) he and Maye continue to get exposed.

The Really Bad:
- Should have kept Shaheed out of the game once he was limping around. Instead he went back in and made it worse. Got a sinking feeling he'll by on IR to due to our in-game stupidity.
- Carr throwing behind his receivers getting guys hurt and killing all YAC chances.

Sinner · 11-26-2023, 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by neugey

The Good:
- more crossing routes and motion called by Pete and the reverse/sweep calls were solid
- Bresee and the big guys in the middle getting deflections and being disruptive
- Taysom Hill being better as a receiver than I could ever have thought
- OL pass protection (though maybe because the Falcons pass rush was anemic)

The Bad:
- Carr outplayed by Ridder and Carr's INT was worse than Ridder's two. At least one of Ridder's INT's was more due to trash playing calling.
- getting everyone and their brother hurt right AFTER the bye week
- 1st and 10 and run to daylight up the middle for Kamara or Hill is NOT a professional playcall
- Werner sucked vs the run, can't/won't hold the edge
- DA's timeouts and game management were horrible. We basically gift wrapped the Falcons another TD before the half and were lucky with the red zone that bailed us out.
- Honey Badger's INT's aside (two pretty easy ones) he and Maye continue to get exposed.

The Really Bad:
- Should have kept Shaheed out of the game once he was limping around. Instead he went back in and made it worse. Got a sinking feeling he'll by on IR to due to our in-game stupidity.
- Carr throwing behind his receivers getting guys hurt and killing all YAC chances.

The Truth: WE SUCK.

K Major · 11-26-2023, 04:18 PM

Zero sacks.

You’re right Sinner, this team sucks.

BakoSaint · 11-26-2023, 04:21 PM

With the all the advances in technology, maybe the we should set a new standard for a QB to return from concussion protocol. Instead of counting how many fingers you are holding up, they should have to put on one of those facebook meta headsets, watch a play from a QB perspective, and identify which receivers are open within 4 seconds. Based on this cognitive tests, Carr's concussion would be career ending and perhaps we could collect some insurance. Besides, its not really safe for a QB to return from concussion in the NFL if they can't do this, it puts them in danger of reinjury.

Carr's cognitive injuries and decline make playing football at NFL level dangerous not just for him but for all the players around him. His bad throws to spots where the receiver is not open caused injuries to our receivers today and caused one his own concussion. His slow and atrophied decision making caused injuries to our offensive line by asking them to hold their blocks longer than the plays are designed to allow. Carr is a danger to himself and others on the football field.

Sinner · 11-26-2023, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by BakoSaint

With the all the advances in technology, maybe the we should set a new standard for a QB to return from concussion protocol. Instead of counting how many fingers you are holding up, they should have to put on one of those facebook meta headsets, watch a play from a QB perspective, and identify which receivers are open within 4 seconds. Based on this cognitive tests, Carr's concussion would be career ending and perhaps we could collect some insurance. Besides, its not really safe for a QB to return from concussion in the NFL if they can't do this, it puts them in danger of reinjury.

That. And we need a new Head Coach.

jnormand · 11-26-2023, 04:24 PM

At least it will be a quiet week from AG. Lol. Even he can’t sugarcoat this turd sandwich.

11-26-2023, 04:05 PM	#11
voodooido 1000 Posts + Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 2,766	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… Still in shock we just lost to ridder. I’m all in for the coaching change. He’s had enough time to make adjustments and fire the OC jnormand, Papa Voodoo and Rugby Saint II like this.
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11-26-2023, 04:07 PM	#12
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11-26-2023, 04:08 PM	#13
Sinner 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3,875	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… Originally Posted by voodooido Still in shock we just lost to ridder. I’m all in for the coaching change. He’s had enough time to make adjustments and fire the OC What you’re all in for is more of the same (and worse) for at least the rest of this season.
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11-26-2023, 04:12 PM	#14
Sinner 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3,875	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… Originally Posted by NOLA54 If I were Loomis I'd be in the locker room telling Allen and Carmichael to find their own way back to NOLA and pack your bags and don't come back. If you were Loomis, you’d be on the same bus as them. MatthewT, bobdog86 and K Major like this.
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11-26-2023, 04:13 PM	#15
neugey Hu Dat! Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 6,697 Blog Entries: 13	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… The Good: - more crossing routes and motion called by Pete and the reverse/sweep calls were solid - Bresee and the big guys in the middle getting deflections and being disruptive - Taysom Hill being better as a receiver than I could ever have thought - OL pass protection (though maybe because the Falcons pass rush was anemic) The Bad: - Carr outplayed by Ridder and Carr's INT was worse than Ridder's two. At least one of Ridder's INT's was more due to trash playing calling. - getting everyone and their brother hurt right AFTER the bye week - 1st and 10 and run to daylight up the middle for Kamara or Hill is NOT a professional playcall - Werner sucked vs the run, can't/won't hold the edge - DA's timeouts and game management were horrible. We basically gift wrapped the Falcons another TD before the half and were lucky with the red zone that bailed us out. - Honey Badger's INT's aside (two pretty easy ones) he and Maye continue to get exposed. The Really Bad: - Should have kept Shaheed out of the game once he was limping around. Instead he went back in and made it worse. Got a sinking feeling he'll by on IR to due to our in-game stupidity. - Carr throwing behind his receivers getting guys hurt and killing all YAC chances. turbo_dog, MatthewT, Rsanders24 and 2 others like this.

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Sinner 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3,875	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… Originally Posted by neugey The Good: - more crossing routes and motion called by Pete and the reverse/sweep calls were solid - Bresee and the big guys in the middle getting deflections and being disruptive - Taysom Hill being better as a receiver than I could ever have thought - OL pass protection (though maybe because the Falcons pass rush was anemic) The Bad: - Carr outplayed by Ridder and Carr's INT was worse than Ridder's two. At least one of Ridder's INT's was more due to trash playing calling. - getting everyone and their brother hurt right AFTER the bye week - 1st and 10 and run to daylight up the middle for Kamara or Hill is NOT a professional playcall - Werner sucked vs the run, can't/won't hold the edge - DA's timeouts and game management were horrible. We basically gift wrapped the Falcons another TD before the half and were lucky with the red zone that bailed us out. - Honey Badger's INT's aside (two pretty easy ones) he and Maye continue to get exposed. The Really Bad: - Should have kept Shaheed out of the game once he was limping around. Instead he went back in and made it worse. Got a sinking feeling he'll by on IR to due to our in-game stupidity. - Carr throwing behind his receivers getting guys hurt and killing all YAC chances. The Truth: WE SUCK. K Major likes this.
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11-26-2023, 04:18 PM	#17
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11-26-2023, 04:21 PM	#18
BakoSaint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2018 Posts: 2,135	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… With the all the advances in technology, maybe the we should set a new standard for a QB to return from concussion protocol. Instead of counting how many fingers you are holding up, they should have to put on one of those facebook meta headsets, watch a play from a QB perspective, and identify which receivers are open within 4 seconds. Based on this cognitive tests, Carr's concussion would be career ending and perhaps we could collect some insurance. Besides, its not really safe for a QB to return from concussion in the NFL if they can't do this, it puts them in danger of reinjury. Carr's cognitive injuries and decline make playing football at NFL level dangerous not just for him but for all the players around him. His bad throws to spots where the receiver is not open caused injuries to our receivers today and caused one his own concussion. His slow and atrophied decision making caused injuries to our offensive line by asking them to hold their blocks longer than the plays are designed to allow. Carr is a danger to himself and others on the football field. UK_WhoDat and neugey like this.
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11-26-2023, 04:23 PM	#19
Sinner 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3,875	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… Originally Posted by BakoSaint With the all the advances in technology, maybe the we should set a new standard for a QB to return from concussion protocol. Instead of counting how many fingers you are holding up, they should have to put on one of those facebook meta headsets, watch a play from a QB perspective, and identify which receivers are open within 4 seconds. Based on this cognitive tests, Carr's concussion would be career ending and perhaps we could collect some insurance. Besides, its not really safe for a QB to return from concussion in the NFL if they can't do this, it puts them in danger of reinjury. That. And we need a new Head Coach. K Major likes this.
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jnormand 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The Free State of Idaho Posts: 5,661	Re: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SAINTS LOSS TO THE FALCONS… At least it will be a quiet week from AG. Lol. Even he can’t sugarcoat this turd sandwich. mapcow likes this.