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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by biloxi-indian The only thing clear is you made a statement you cannot back-up. Don't change the subject. Provide one bit of evidence (other than my comment in this thread re; cody) where I was "one of the ...
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04-28-2010, 12:19 AM | #51 |
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Re: Stop the Run!
Originally Posted by biloxi-indian
you are baiting me right now....you are wrong so you change the subject until you can find something to be right about
this thread has nothing to do with what you have said in the past.....however, your post in this thread was more than enough to not only prove that you are blowing my opinion of terrence cody out of proportion, but that you have no idea how i actually feel about our run defense as a whole
you ask them and dont expect a response what would i do? bring in henderson for a look.....spend the money that we would be giving sharper on the run stuffing DT
im making points that you cant respond to with normal answers so you respond with "trust payton and loomis" which is fine as an answer but dont expect it to be an end all when there is much more to the story |
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04-28-2010, 04:27 AM | #52 |
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I will save you time in finding evidence to back-up your assertion re; comments I made on cody and your wanting him to be a Saint...it is not there. I really didn't and don't care about your feelings about him...prior to or after the draft. So you can rest easy, now! All this being said...you might want to refrain from writing when you are angry. Here is my response to the OP; x, Not sure anyone can make total sense except for the Saints FO. They have the personnel plan...not us fans. That being said, to use your illustration; If you "believe" your brakes will be going out in the not too distant future and they come on "SUPER SALE" at Pep Boys, you might want to buy them in order to save mucho $$$$$ for the day when the brakes do go out! I remember a comment Loomis made several years back..."a NFL team has approximate 25% personnel/player turnover each year"! btw; don't fret too much, we have cuts coming and some good players will become available. Not to mention trades. Remember how we got Shockey in June? Wrong about what? Bring Henderson in for a look/see is your answer to your perceived run stuffing DT problem. So how is that different than what is in the last paragraph above (except Henderson's name)? You really need to become a more critical reader!!!!!!!!!!!!! btw; Henderson's 2009 stats; 36 tackles (10 being assists), 3 sacks, 2 forced fumbles! And this is your answer to the problem you have with the Saints and their run D? In 2009 Hargrove alone had 42 tackles (10 being assists), 5 sacks, and 1 forced fumble. Anthony Hargrove You later do a follow-up with "you said my post was obvious.....so obvious that we didnt draft a big DT or a LB which seems to be our biggest holes" Then this jewel; "LBs.....im comfortable with our LBs". Which is it, Mr. Inconsistent? You doubt and lack trust in Loomis, Payton, and Williams but then you opine; "loomis has been our GM since 2002 and hasnt been a huge success up until these past 4 seasons". I keyed in on "a huge success up until these past four seasons"! lolololol I guess it is how one defines HUGE? Building a team who has a long history of losing seasons and winning a SB IMHO is HUGE. The "rant" was initiated by the OP; "This post is somewhat a rant but was intended to find someone to make sense of all of this so i sleep better at night". Legend...it appears you think everything is about you, and you must/have to be right. The malady OCPD requires professional assistance. You have proven you are incapable of admitting you made an assertion during a fit of anger...which was wrong, all the while desirous of "proving" you were right with a "rope- a-dope". If you were a more critical reader...you would have understood what you opined is exactly what I originally commented to the OP...and saved a lot of bandwidth. Just so you know...I stand by this; Originally Posted by CantonLegend "cant repeat if we dont get better every other team is getting better.....if we stay stagnant and get complacent then we wont get better and wont have any chance of repeating this year" My response; "Intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer." GO Saints...in Mickey, Sean, and Gregg we trust! 2DAT. I'll leave the last word(s) to you...as I know you have to have them! lololololol |
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04-28-2010, 05:08 AM | #53 |
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Re: Stop the Run!
I don't think I've ever scrolled by so many posts before.
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04-28-2010, 08:50 AM | #54 |
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Some folks like to prove them points...lol
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04-28-2010, 09:22 AM | #55 |
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Re: Stop the Run!
The plus side to it is the QBs we might get to face:
Sage Rosenfels/Tavaris Jackson (if Favre doesnt return) Alex Smith Matt Moore/Jimmy Clausen X2 Matt Leinart/Derek Anderson Josh Freeman X2 Jake Delhomme/Seneca Wallace Ben Roethlisberger (two weeks back from suspension) Matt Hasselbeck/Charlie Whitehurst AJ Feeley/Sam Bradford |
04-28-2010, 01:48 PM | #57 |
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Re: Stop the Run!
Originally Posted by biloxi-indian
nothing informative again here.....keep it coming
you respond to my posts....expect a response to your post....common sense the only thing making me upset is that you havent said anything informative in any of your posts yet you keep saying im wrong or just plain ignorant LBs are not an issue to me...but an issue to many other people here so im not alone i need to be more critical and you need to be more informative you like to feel like your pulling the strings and "baiting" me into responses when you say stuff like "rant continue" or "I'll leave the last word(s) to you...as I know you have to have them!" yep yep
again......feel free to respond to my question....my post was obvious.....but we still didnt address the biggest weaknesses that need to be addressed in order to repeat..... oh wait.....payton and loomis is your answer.....nevermind |
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04-29-2010, 08:25 AM | #58 |
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Canton= we have not improved
Everyone Else= We will be ok I think I can stop reading this thread now. |
05-03-2010, 10:11 AM | #59 |
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I suppose the point of my OP was missed.
We won the Superbowl.... Yes This is a new season....... Yes My OP seems to have been interpreted as me saying we had a bad Run Defense.... Not my Point. If you had to pick one spot in our game from last season that you would focus on for next season. The area where we stand to gain the most improvement in the new season... In my Opinion it would be stopping the run. In the following areas, where should we focus: Regular season Standings Offense: Run 6th Pass 4th Special teams Defense: Run 21st Pass 26th 3rd in interceptions off sets this IMO Special teams I still say Run Defense is where we should focus. Sure the Front Office makes the calls. Should we just shut down the forums now, and wait and see what happens game by game? No discussion are needed correct? In regards to Biloxi-Indian's cheap shot sniping: You took an opportunity to point out what you thought was "Intuitively obvious to even the most casual observer".. While saying bye twice would lead me to believe he was finished.....gone..Twice you felt the need that you were "Just trying to provide another perspective"... Really? Wouldn't posting an opposing opinion be "obviously" providing another perspective? Sometimes the obvious is not so obvious, that people feel they need to point it out..... I never say bye in the middle of a conversation I intend to carry on.... or "BI" as you put it. Not sure what your trolling for... |
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05-03-2010, 10:49 AM | #60 |
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Maybe this is where some light may come from.
Jay Ross – Defensive Tackle, East Carolina (6-3, 302): Ross was a three-year starter on the Pirates’ defensive line, opening 42 games of the 52 he played for East Carolina, three times earning honorable mention All-Conference USA honors. The Wilmington, N.C. native totaled 140 tackles over his four seasons, 25 of them behind the line of scrimmage including eight sacks and added two forced fumbles and a pair of fumble recoveries, one of which he returned for a TD. Brandon Sharpe – Defensive End, Texas Tech (6-2, 254): Sharpe played in 23 games at Texas Tech over three seasons after spending a year at Fresno City College. The Lyons, Ga. native set a school record with 15 sacks as a senior in 2009, earning first-team All-Big XII honors as he started 12 games and totaled 36 tackles (20 of them coming behind the line of scrimmage), with five pass defenses, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. For his Red Raider career, Sharpe totaled 41 tackles with 16 sacks. Junior Galette – Defensive End, Stillman (6-2, 258): Galette was a three-year letter-winner at Temple before transferring to Stillman College prior to his senior season. The Spring Valley, N.Y. native played 33 games for Temple, making 80 tackles with 16 sacks and three forced fumbles. In his lone season at Stillman, Galette made 56 tackles and notched 9˝ sacks, earning first-team All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors and being named a second-team Division II All-American. Harry Coleman – Linebacker, LSU (6-2, 212): Coleman was a two-year starter for the Tigers, moving from strong safety to linebacker in between his junior and senior seasons and closed his career with 183 tackles, four sacks, 11 pass defenses, four fumbles and a pair of fumble recoveries in 52 games, starting the final 26 of them. The Baldwin, La. native was named LSU’s Most Valuable Player as a senior in 2009, posting career-highs with 82 tackles, nine tackles for loss, four sacks and three forced fumbles. Jason Beauchamp – Linebacker, UNLV (6-3, 244): Beauchamp is an athletic linebacker who was the Rebels’ leading tackler in both his junior and senior seasons, playing 48 games with 37 starts for UNLV and tallying 334 tackles, with 26 of those coming for losses including 13 sacks and a pair of forced fumbles. The San Diego native was a three-year starter and was named honorable mention all-Mountain West Conference in 2009 after earning second-team honors the prior year, posting 95 tackles with a career-best 6˝ sacks as a senior. Saints Announce 2010 Rookie Free Agent Class |
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