Postgame Thoughts

blacksaint · 10-14-2007, 11:41 PM

Originally Posted by exiled

now on to next week.
In my tenure as a saints fan I have always said it does not matter what the two teams records are
never take the falcons lightly
away
at home
underdog
or top dog.
it is Atlanta! 500 miles away. one year our senior. It is always a game.
Lets take this win and continue the momentum.
geaux!

Slow it down a lil. I'm still marinating here, give me a minute.

That was a damn good defense we just beat, much props goes to the Saints offense, especially Reggie Bush, David Patten, Drew Brees, and the Defense, but my MVP goes to the entire Offensive Line. They opened up running lanes, Drew Brees wasn't touch all night, and they gave him all kinds of time to survey the field and make the proper reads, that's how it supposed to look when your O-line does it's thing.

10-14-2007, 11:41 PM	#4
blacksaint DARE TO ENTER Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Home Sweet Home, NEW ORLEANS, La. Posts: 1,154	Re: Postgame Thoughts Originally Posted by exiled now on to next week. In my tenure as a saints fan I have always said it does not matter what the two teams records are never take the falcons lightly away at home underdog or top dog. it is Atlanta! 500 miles away. one year our senior. It is always a game. Lets take this win and continue the momentum. geaux! Slow it down a lil. I'm still marinating here, give me a minute. That was a damn good defense we just beat, much props goes to the Saints offense, especially Reggie Bush, David Patten, Drew Brees, and the Defense, but my MVP goes to the entire Offensive Line. They opened up running lanes, Drew Brees wasn't touch all night, and they gave him all kinds of time to survey the field and make the proper reads, that's how it supposed to look when your O-line does it's thing.