Article: Ray Edwards says he would have sought revenge for Farve

Tobias-Reiper · 02-13-2010, 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by subguy

...but it still doesn't diminish the fact that regardless of what was happening on offense if they could have sacked Bress 30 times they would have.

They did get to Brees. They did hit him late a few times, including someone tackling him exactly like Hardgrove tackled Farve, and someone going to his knees, but of course no flag. If anyone has a copy of the game, look it up.

Same thing happened in the Dallas game, including someone hitting Brees with the crown of the helmet right in the face.

The difference is, the media has not invested any time building up "Drew Brees The Living Legend" image as they have building the legends of Farve and Manning.

When asked about scoring that last TD against Dallas, Childress said "it's their job to stop us from scoring". Childress should say now " it's our job to stop them from hitting our QB". You don't like your QB getting hit? Keep a FB or TE in the backfield.

02-13-2010, 01:10 PM	#11
Tobias-Reiper Merces Letifer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 4,161	Re: Article: Ray Edwards says he would have sought revenge for Farve Originally Posted by subguy ...but it still doesn't diminish the fact that regardless of what was happening on offense if they could have sacked Bress 30 times they would have. They did get to Brees. They did hit him late a few times, including someone tackling him exactly like Hardgrove tackled Farve, and someone going to his knees, but of course no flag. If anyone has a copy of the game, look it up. Same thing happened in the Dallas game, including someone hitting Brees with the crown of the helmet right in the face. The difference is, the media has not invested any time building up "Drew Brees The Living Legend" image as they have building the legends of Farve and Manning. When asked about scoring that last TD against Dallas, Childress said "it's their job to stop us from scoring". Childress should say now " it's our job to stop them from hitting our QB". You don't like your QB getting hit? Keep a FB or TE in the backfield.
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