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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I've seen, read, and heard hundreds and hundreds of analysis. All I can say is if we bring our A game, I don't think anyone can beat us. Let's get this game doing ALREADY! Just imagine if the wait was ...
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02-06-2010, 03:02 PM | #11 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
I've seen, read, and heard hundreds and hundreds of analysis. All I can say is if we bring our A game, I don't think anyone can beat us. Let's get this game doing ALREADY! Just imagine if the wait was 3 weeks, I'd probably jump off a bridge.
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
i'm all in on a blow out, 31-14
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02-06-2010, 03:46 PM | #13 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
Start the flippin game already!!
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02-06-2010, 04:33 PM | #14 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
Ohhhhhhhh, I just know I'm gonna need a sedative!
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02-06-2010, 06:18 PM | #15 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
Wow were to start. A few seasons back the Colts had the most dominating offense in football. Peyton was throwing TD's like no one's business and set the record at the time for the most in the season. Didn't get us a SB win. What wins the game is an overall team performance. Your D is ranked 25th and will have struggles. Your boy Reggie has issues with performance and ball handling. Your team is inexperienced and will get caught up in the moment.
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02-06-2010, 06:19 PM | #16 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
Problem is the Saints haven't brought their "A" game since that MNF game vs. the Pats. Don't see you bringing it back now.
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02-06-2010, 06:25 PM | #17 |
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02-06-2010, 10:29 PM | #19 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
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Well I guess I really should be worried then. The Saints haven't brought their 'A' game to the playoffs. They have scored 76 points in two games and generated 7 turnovers.
I guess that maybe we may just have to go with the 'B' game then! Let me take your points one at a time:
Talking about Reggie is like saying that Donald Brown is the key to the Colts winning tomorrow. Try this stat on. Reggie Bush has now played in 4 NFL playoff games. He had 5 TD and scored one in each one. How's that for performance?
Also just like you guys we had a very very long undefeated streak this season. And as Sean Payton continued to point out to his team "When you continue to win, then every game is a big game." There's also a very simple solution to that issue that the Saints can do, that I'm not so sure the Colts can (listen carefully...): SMACK YOU IN THE MOUTH! Got jitters? Give the ball to PT23. Or Bell. Or Bush. Get behind the nearly All Pro line and smack your defense right in the mouth. Then you'll drop your safeties... ...and then it's all over. You'll see 3 more plays like that Edwards play a couple of weeks ago. Yes the SB is the biggest sports event of the year. But at the end of the day it's a football game. A football game that's 11 on 11. Your best hope is that your defense practices against one of the best offenses in football. Our defense practices against THE BEST OFFENSE IN FOOTBALL. We're not afraid of Peyton. Greer, Sharper, Porter, Gay, and Harper go up against a QB who is just as smart and receivers who are just as fast on a daily basis. You haven't played at game speed against a balanced prolific offense since mid November. You gave up 34 points to New England and was losing badly until the 4th quarter. The same New England team that we ripped a new one 6 ways from Sunday as you pointed out. And that's with a decimated defense with guys off the street. What's your excuse? The difference is that our defense has gone up against two SB champion, shoo in HOF QBs in the last two games. Two QBs playing some of the best ball of their careers. Last I checked, they'll be sitting home watching the game contemplating retirement. I wonder why that is? SFIAH |
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02-06-2010, 11:35 PM | #20 |
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Re: My analysis: Why the Saints will shock the world tomorrow.
Colts cannot stop the Saints passing game, period. I believe they are in for a big surprise, because we have one of the best CB tandems in the NFL in Porter and Greer. Sharper is licking his chops and Manning is going to throw at least 2 picks! I can't wait for our D to show their stuff!
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