Beating the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks -- the Saints' next two opponents

WhoDat205 · 10-02-2007, 01:32 PM

Karney is great, but look at the team. Look at what defenses are doing to us. Deuce is gone, guys, and Karney can't fill his role. I'm telling you, the Saints are about to start passing 40+ times a game. Lots of 5-wide spread sets, lots of underneath routes, screens and flats passes. You're about to see a timing, pass heavy offense. This is what our strength is now.

Karney will still fit into that, but he's not going to be a "playmaker" like some of you seem to want him to be. He's a fullback, he is never going to have a 100 yard game and he's never catching 10 passes.

The good news is our receivers can fit this system. While Devery Henderson is dead to me, Moore has looked good and so has Copper. Johnson and Colston have looked down-right spectacular relative to their teammates. Best of all: This style of play fits Reggie's skill set perfectly (ever heard of Marshall Faulk or Brian Westbrook?).

I love Deuce, but him getting hurt may be the best thing for the Saints. The team has been in an identity crisis for 5 games now. Are they a power running team or are they a spread it out and pass it all over the place team? Well this decides that. Plus, if he retires his salary can go towards siging a defensive player that is worth a crap (i.e. Asante Samuel?).

10-02-2007, 01:32 PM	#1
WhoDat205 Prediction Pain Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 1,082 Blog Entries: 2	Re: Beating the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks -- the Saints' next two oppone Karney is great, but look at the team. Look at what defenses are doing to us. Deuce is gone, guys, and Karney can't fill his role. I'm telling you, the Saints are about to start passing 40+ times a game. Lots of 5-wide spread sets, lots of underneath routes, screens and flats passes. You're about to see a timing, pass heavy offense. This is what our strength is now. Karney will still fit into that, but he's not going to be a "playmaker" like some of you seem to want him to be. He's a fullback, he is never going to have a 100 yard game and he's never catching 10 passes. The good news is our receivers can fit this system. While Devery Henderson is dead to me, Moore has looked good and so has Copper. Johnson and Colston have looked down-right spectacular relative to their teammates. Best of all: This style of play fits Reggie's skill set perfectly (ever heard of Marshall Faulk or Brian Westbrook?). I love Deuce, but him getting hurt may be the best thing for the Saints. The team has been in an identity crisis for 5 games now. Are they a power running team or are they a spread it out and pass it all over the place team? Well this decides that. Plus, if he retires his salary can go towards siging a defensive player that is worth a crap (i.e. Asante Samuel?).
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