New Orleans Saints could face another challenge at tight end this week

papz · 10-22-2010, 01:14 PM

James Varney, The Times-Picayune

When the New Orleans Saints' defense takes the field Sunday against Cleveland, it will be facing a familiar cast of attackers: a green quarterback and a polished tight end.

The Browns are expected to have rookie signal-caller Colt McCoy make his second start, and one of his main targets figures to be veteran tight end Ben Watson. The ability of that pair to connect could go a long way toward determining whether the Browns' offense has any success with a Saints' defense that has proved difficult to run against.

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xan · 10-22-2010, 01:34 PM

I'm concerned about a double digit spread on a team that is putting up cardboard cutouts in the secondary. What is it that causes so many of our DB's to get hurt? SuperDome turf?

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papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,772	New Orleans Saints could face another challenge at tight end this week James Varney, The Times-Picayune When the New Orleans Saints' defense takes the field Sunday against Cleveland, it will be facing a familiar cast of attackers: a green quarterback and a polished tight end. The Browns are expected to have rookie signal-caller Colt McCoy make his second start, and one of his main targets figures to be veteran tight end Ben Watson. The ability of that pair to connect could go a long way toward determining whether the Browns' offense has any success with a Saints' defense that has proved difficult to run against. Read the rest below... New Orleans Saints could face another challenge at tight end this week \| NOLA.com
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xan Professor Crab and Site Donor 2014 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Princeton Posts: 3,372 Blog Entries: 34	I'm concerned about a double digit spread on a team that is putting up cardboard cutouts in the secondary. What is it that causes so many of our DB's to get hurt? SuperDome turf?