Sean Salisbury says"

whodatsaintsfan26 · 10-16-2002, 02:32 PM

Sean Salisbury New Orleans Saints
Because they have the ability to make huge plays on both sides of the ball, the Saints are the NFC's best team. They have a big-play defense that can give a bunch of different looks. Offensively, they're explosive with Aaron Brooks, who I believe is a future Pro Bowler. They have a home-run hitter in running back Deuce McAllister, who has been an awesome fit. The Saints got rid of the bad apples from last season. This year head coach Jim Haslett has kept them as disciplined as any team in the league.

Good take sean.

Mark Malone says: The Saints were able to resolve a lot of the turmoil and distractions from last season. They seem to have made all the right personnel moves, on both sides of the football. Entering a new division, the Saints overhauled their defensive philosophy and let go of two good players in La'Roi Glover and Joe Johnson. The Saints felt they needed a bigger, more physical defense. That decision seems to have paid off. The Saints are also growing and progressing offensively. DontÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â© Stallworth provides a more experienced Aaron Brooks with an added weapon as a third wide receiver. Deuce McAllister gets the tough yards between the tackles and is a home-run hitter who can catch the ball. The Saints look like the most complete NFC team right now.

[Edited on 16/10/2002 by whodatsaintsfan26]

10-16-2002, 02:32 PM	#1
whodatsaintsfan26 500th Post Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dallas Texas Posts: 577	Sean Salisbury says" Sean Salisbury New Orleans Saints Because they have the ability to make huge plays on both sides of the ball, the Saints are the NFC's best team. They have a big-play defense that can give a bunch of different looks. Offensively, they're explosive with Aaron Brooks, who I believe is a future Pro Bowler. They have a home-run hitter in running back Deuce McAllister, who has been an awesome fit. The Saints got rid of the bad apples from last season. This year head coach Jim Haslett has kept them as disciplined as any team in the league. Good take sean. Mark Malone says: The Saints were able to resolve a lot of the turmoil and distractions from last season. They seem to have made all the right personnel moves, on both sides of the football. Entering a new division, the Saints overhauled their defensive philosophy and let go of two good players in La'Roi Glover and Joe Johnson. The Saints felt they needed a bigger, more physical defense. That decision seems to have paid off. The Saints are also growing and progressing offensively. DontÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â© Stallworth provides a more experienced Aaron Brooks with an added weapon as a third wide receiver. Deuce McAllister gets the tough yards between the tackles and is a home-run hitter who can catch the ball. The Saints look like the most complete NFC team right now. [Edited on 16/10/2002 by whodatsaintsfan26]