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saintswhodi · 10-10-2005, 10:05 AM

Defensive Player of the Week

Green Bay CB Al Harris, whose two first-half interceptions -- one returned for a touchdown -- propelled the Packers to a 35-3 lead and a rout of the Saints. A potential third pick floated right through his hands and off his right knee in the fourth quarter

Goat of the Week

New Orleans QB Aaron Brooks. How much longer do the Saints give this human turnover the reins? I know he throws for 3,500 yards every year, and I know he seduces fans with his arm and legs, but he just makes too many dumb plays to be a winning quarterback in this league. Throwing two first-half picks, both to Al Harris, doomed his team's chance on Sunday at Lambeau. It wasn't just that he threw the picks. It was how he threw them, especially the first one: staring down his receiver-in this case, Donte' Stallworth -- and enabling Harris to recover, step in front of Stallworth and run it back 22 yards for a touchdown.

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10-10-2005, 10:05 AM	#1
saintswhodi 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 6,941	Peter King: MMQB Defensive Player of the Week Green Bay CB Al Harris, whose two first-half interceptions -- one returned for a touchdown -- propelled the Packers to a 35-3 lead and a rout of the Saints. A potential third pick floated right through his hands and off his right knee in the fourth quarter Goat of the Week New Orleans QB Aaron Brooks. How much longer do the Saints give this human turnover the reins? I know he throws for 3,500 yards every year, and I know he seduces fans with his arm and legs, but he just makes too many dumb plays to be a winning quarterback in this league. Throwing two first-half picks, both to Al Harris, doomed his team's chance on Sunday at Lambeau. It wasn't just that he threw the picks. It was how he threw them, especially the first one: staring down his receiver-in this case, Donte' Stallworth -- and enabling Harris to recover, step in front of Stallworth and run it back 22 yards for a touchdown. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...b.week5/2.html