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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; by Joe Kay / Associated Press wwltv.com Posted on December 6, 2010 at 8:26 AM CINCINNATI -- The Saints have a name for the ruse. They call it "No-Brainer Freeze." Perfect description for the last-minute deception that got their latest ...
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That play never works
by Joe Kay / Associated Press
wwltv.com Posted on December 6, 2010 at 8:26 AM CINCINNATI -- The Saints have a name for the ruse. They call it "No-Brainer Freeze." Perfect description for the last-minute deception that got their latest win. New Orleans enticed the Bengals to jump offside in the closing seconds Sunday, giving the Saints a chance to win in regulation. Drew Brees threw a 3-yard touchdown pass on the next play for a 34-30 victory that extended the defending Super Bowl champions' late-season surge. One play immediately became part of football lore in both cities. "It comes down to them jumping offside," Brees said. "Who knows what would have happened if the game went to OT?" Full article below... That play never works | New Orleans News, Local News, Breaking News, Weather | wwltv.com | Eye on Black and Gold |
Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege.
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i think it was ballsy
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Maybe not ballsy, but it was smart. The Saints NEVER give up under Payton.
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Never say Never! There is always someone with more muscle than brains. There is always someone who's not paying attention during film sessions. There is always someone that's trigger happy and willing to get headlined one way or the other. I'm just glad it was them and not us...that time...and the referees weren't in cahoots.
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was it Nicks or Bushrod who jumped? Shouldn't he be getting some credit? No way they call the off-side if the O-line stays put
Even better question- if it is a 'dummy' play, why would the O-line EVER move? |
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That would be Nicks, reacted off the defense. Making sure the refs had to call it
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I think the O-line moving is part of the play.That way the refs have to throw the flag.I do think Nicks deserves credit for jumping as soon as the guy was across the line.
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Yep, if the D comes across, but doesn't make contact, and gets reset before the snap, there is no penalty. The O lineman has to jump when the D lineman comes across in order to get the flag.
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