GIVING 'TIL IT HURTS
 

Saints pay dearly for five turnovers, missed opportunities in loss to Baltimore
Monday, October 30, 2006
By Jimmy Smith
Even Murphy, the guy who made that whatever-could-go-wrong Law famous, probably had better days.

Ten seconds before the merciful end of a dreadful first half, Saints linebacker Scott Fujita saw Steve McNair's pass into the end zone coming directly into his waiting hands.

Suddenly, one of teammate Jason Craft's fingers altered the ball's path slightly and Fujita watched it whiz past his reach and into the hands of Baltimore tight end Todd Heap for a touchdown, giving the Ravens a 28-7 halftime lead.

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.. so the only people Craft can cover are the Saints LB's...

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LOL
maybe. the ball was not bouncing our way all day and then throw in so turnovers and key drops you lose. growing pains man. CB/LB/T is a top of my big money wish list in FA next year.

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This is real sad, and I can't believe I'm going to admit it, but, when I was posting these articles last night, I was still sad about the loss, and thought.....damn, where's Tobias with the jokes, to cheer me up.

Day late, and a dollar short, Ed.

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I normally don't get over a loss until Wednesday so keep the jokes coming.
I'm eating now so that's a good sign, but I still have the urge to drink my 24's

I just brought it up last week when i said there is going to be a game or two when we make mistakes and the bounces dont go our way...both were obviously the case this past weekend. Now we just have to go out and prove that is not who we are.

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... sorry, bro. But I promise you, next time Jason Craft makes another great athletic play that prevents an INT , I'll be there for you :)