Randall Gay on IR

10-23-2010, 03:13 AM

Originally Posted by ClintSaints

I feel very sad that Gay will be out for the season. Do not forget, he was absolutely instrumental in changing the entire momentum, direction, and tone of the Saints first playoff game last year. He forced the first postseason turnover when he stripped Jerheme Urban after a short pass reception from Kurt Warner. Darren Sharper recovered the fumble and the Saints offense went ahead 14-7 following a quick touchdown drive off that fumble. Therefore, I am extremely grateful to Randall Gay for making that phenomenal play against the Cardinals.

Indeed. Without that fumble caused by Gay, the game could have had an entirely different outcome. After the Saints scored after the fumble, it really seemed to take all the wind out of Arizona's sails. They never were the same after that, and the Saints never took their foot off the Cardinals throat.

st thomas · 10-23-2010, 04:19 PM

i think he will have a long hard look back at his carrer and may be very content to walk away proud of what he has accomplished. whatever he decides is great by me. he's a homer and we don't ever forget homer's.

10-23-2010, 03:13 AM	#21
Threaded by D_it_up Faqda Falcons Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Ruston, Louisiana Posts: 3,465 Blog Entries: 3 Rating: (0 votes - average) Originally Posted by ClintSaints I feel very sad that Gay will be out for the season. Do not forget, he was absolutely instrumental in changing the entire momentum, direction, and tone of the Saints first playoff game last year. He forced the first postseason turnover when he stripped Jerheme Urban after a short pass reception from Kurt Warner. Darren Sharper recovered the fumble and the Saints offense went ahead 14-7 following a quick touchdown drive off that fumble. Therefore, I am extremely grateful to Randall Gay for making that phenomenal play against the Cardinals. Indeed. Without that fumble caused by Gay, the game could have had an entirely different outcome. After the Saints scored after the fumble, it really seemed to take all the wind out of Arizona's sails. They never were the same after that, and the Saints never took their foot off the Cardinals throat.
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10-23-2010, 04:19 PM	#22
st thomas Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: lafayette Posts: 7,753	i think he will have a long hard look back at his carrer and may be very content to walk away proud of what he has accomplished. whatever he decides is great by me. he's a homer and we don't ever forget homer's.