Who wants to talk football?

lumm0x · 11-24-2009, 10:33 PM

Welcome to B&G! Glad to see opposition fans that swing by with some intelligent conversation towards the gameday.

Some great points already. Turnovers, penalties, preventing the big plays....most disciplined team wins.

As of late (prior to the Bucs game) the Saints had been playing sloppy ball and eeking out wins. I think a clean and crisp game versus Tampa was just the right medicine. Hopefully we can build on and continue that trend. Getting healthy on defense has been a struggle and it will be a supreme challenge for Gregg Williams to scheme against one of the best teams in the game.

I was hoping the Pats would knock off the Colts, not just so we would be the lone undefeated team, but because I now see that loss for them as a chip, a challenge that will make them tougher as the season progresses. We can expect 60 minutes of their best ball for sure.

May the best team win.

11-24-2009, 10:33 PM	#11
lumm0x Resident antediluvian Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 2,026	Re: Who wants to talk football? Welcome to B&G! Glad to see opposition fans that swing by with some intelligent conversation towards the gameday. Some great points already. Turnovers, penalties, preventing the big plays....most disciplined team wins. As of late (prior to the Bucs game) the Saints had been playing sloppy ball and eeking out wins. I think a clean and crisp game versus Tampa was just the right medicine. Hopefully we can build on and continue that trend. Getting healthy on defense has been a struggle and it will be a supreme challenge for Gregg Williams to scheme against one of the best teams in the game. I was hoping the Pats would knock off the Colts, not just so we would be the lone undefeated team, but because I now see that loss for them as a chip, a challenge that will make them tougher as the season progresses. We can expect 60 minutes of their best ball for sure. May the best team win.