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Joe Horn came up with the perfect name.................................................

"" BAND OF BROTHERS """""""""""""""""

RE: Re: RE: Will this defense earn a nickname this year?
 

How bout........
We can now stop the run, but can't stop the pass.

Sorry, couldn't resist

RE: Re: RE: Will this defense earn a nickname this year?
 

The Levee breakers

as I started reading the many articles this morning quotes about the defense rang out-
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Rather, the Saints stunned the Falcons with a swarming, attacking defense that wouldn't let Atlanta quarterback Michael Vick run free. Any chance he had of squirming free was instantly squelched.
When he was able to get passes off, they were either deflected or his receivers dropped them. The game was essentially a rout even though the score never indicated as much.
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On Atlanta’s first possession, the Superdome sounded the way it did in the days of Pat Swilling and Rickey Jackson, when the Saints were famous for their defense. The Falcons ran three plays, then failed to get off a punt.
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best was from Vick. It might be a fitting name...

"I didn't play as well as I could have played," Vick said. "Weathering that storm, it was tough. That was Hurricane Katrina over there."
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THE KATRINA DEFENSE
THE STORM
?????

BFT-Crew (BFT = Blunt force trauma)

Atleast if Fujita keeps dishing out like he does.

Headline: Mexico Overcome By Fajita

...Michael Vick meets Theisman talk

Just a few ideas off the top of my head...

"Category 5"

"Hurricane"

"The Great Wall of Louisiana/New Orleans"

"The New Levee"

"Stonewall"

"Tank Brigade"

"Dream Killers"

"Storm Warning"

"Flash Flood"

"Sack Assasins"

"The Secone A few more...

"The Second Coming"

"Blackout"

"Wrath of Payton"

"Big Sack Attack"

"THE Line"

"The National Guard"

"Fort Payton"

"The D-stroyers"

"Trench Warriors"

yikes, a big head DD LOL

how bout for the dome now... Payton's Place

Here's a quote from Mike Vick in the Atlanta Journal and Constitution:

I think we HAVE to call our Defense:

The Hurricane D