Looking ahead to the G-Men

avlsaint55 · 10-05-2009, 01:14 PM

Personally I want Eli in there at full strength when we play them so there will be none of this 'rookie starter, first time starter' crap. Nobody seems to mention that we shut out T.O. and the Bills. I've been following the Saints since "Flea Robinson" ran back the opening kick in game one of our beloved franchise and these are the games the Saints of old would have lost. That's right rookie QB,first time starter,franchise looking for it's first win we've lost to them all and on more than one occasion. Now what I'm seeing is the makings of a "complete team". And in the history of the Saints solid offensive play, defensive play, and special teams play have never hung out on the same team at the same time at any time, ever. All phases of the team are playing sound fundamental football. So far we're not beating ourselves but making the other team take chances to beat us. So with an offense that can hurt you running or passing, a punishing aggressive defense, and special teams that can flip the field at anytime my advice to all comers is this.
" Keep your guard up and tuck your chin because we're about to PUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH

!!!!!!!!!

Budsdrinker · 10-05-2009, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by avlsaint55

Personally I want Eli in there at full strength when we play them so there will be none of this 'rookie starter, first time starter' crap. Nobody seems to mention that we shut out T.O. and the Bills. I've been following the Saints since "Flea Robinson" ran back the opening kick in game one of our beloved franchise and these are the games the Saints of old would have lost. That's right rookie QB,first time starter,franchise looking for it's first win we've lost to them all and on more than one occasion. Now what I'm seeing is the makings of a "complete team". And in the history of the Saints solid offensive play, defensive play, and special teams play have never hung out on the same team at the same time at any time, ever. All phases of the team are playing sound fundamental football. So far we're not beating ourselves but making the other team take chances to beat us. So with an offense that can hurt you running or passing, a punishing aggressive defense, and special teams that can flip the field at anytime my advice to all comers is this.
" Keep your guard up and tuck your chin because we're about to PUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH!!!!!!!!!

It wasn't Flea who ran the kickoff back it was John Gilliam but I agree with you on everything else.

avlsaint55 · 10-05-2009, 01:32 PM

Budsdrinker

Thanks for the heads up. Foggy memory and euphoria got the best of me.

10-05-2009, 01:14 PM	#1
avlsaint55 Registered Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 31	Re: Looking ahead to the G-Men Personally I want Eli in there at full strength when we play them so there will be none of this 'rookie starter, first time starter' crap. Nobody seems to mention that we shut out T.O. and the Bills. I've been following the Saints since "Flea Robinson" ran back the opening kick in game one of our beloved franchise and these are the games the Saints of old would have lost. That's right rookie QB,first time starter,franchise looking for it's first win we've lost to them all and on more than one occasion. Now what I'm seeing is the makings of a "complete team". And in the history of the Saints solid offensive play, defensive play, and special teams play have never hung out on the same team at the same time at any time, ever. All phases of the team are playing sound fundamental football. So far we're not beating ourselves but making the other team take chances to beat us. So with an offense that can hurt you running or passing, a punishing aggressive defense, and special teams that can flip the field at anytime my advice to all comers is this. " Keep your guard up and tuck your chin because we're about to PUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH!!!!!!!!!
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10-05-2009, 01:22 PM	#2
Budsdrinker A Cajun Transforming TX Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Woodlands, Texas Posts: 2,787	Re: Looking ahead to the G-Men Originally Posted by avlsaint55 Personally I want Eli in there at full strength when we play them so there will be none of this 'rookie starter, first time starter' crap. Nobody seems to mention that we shut out T.O. and the Bills. I've been following the Saints since "Flea Robinson" ran back the opening kick in game one of our beloved franchise and these are the games the Saints of old would have lost. That's right rookie QB,first time starter,franchise looking for it's first win we've lost to them all and on more than one occasion. Now what I'm seeing is the makings of a "complete team". And in the history of the Saints solid offensive play, defensive play, and special teams play have never hung out on the same team at the same time at any time, ever. All phases of the team are playing sound fundamental football. So far we're not beating ourselves but making the other team take chances to beat us. So with an offense that can hurt you running or passing, a punishing aggressive defense, and special teams that can flip the field at anytime my advice to all comers is this. " Keep your guard up and tuck your chin because we're about to PUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH!!!!!!!!! It wasn't Flea who ran the kickoff back it was John Gilliam but I agree with you on everything else.

10-05-2009, 01:32 PM	#3
avlsaint55 Registered Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 31	Re: Looking ahead to the G-Men Budsdrinker Thanks for the heads up. Foggy memory and euphoria got the best of me.
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