Two tough road games to decide New Orleans Saints' fate

QBREES9 · 12-17-2010, 09:38 AM

You see back-to-back visits to the homes of two of the best teams in the NFL.
The Ravens in Baltimore, and the Falcons in Atlanta.
In his fifth season as coach of the Saints, I don't think Payton has ever faced a tougher challenge.
There will not be a Superdome, packed with crazed Who Dats, playing the role of 12th Man.
But then you check the schedule and realize the Superdome was idle the day Payton's Saints stole one at the home of the Cowboys, 30-27, and when they stole another one a week later at the home of the Bengals, 34-30, both of them with big plays as the clock was running out.
Without the magic of Malcolm Jenkins and Drew Brees, the Saints easily could be going to Baltimore on Sunday

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12-17-2010, 09:38 AM	#1
QBREES9 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: New Haven Ct Posts: 23,989	Two tough road games to decide New Orleans Saints' fate You see back-to-back visits to the homes of two of the best teams in the NFL. The Ravens in Baltimore, and the Falcons in Atlanta. In his fifth season as coach of the Saints, I don't think Payton has ever faced a tougher challenge. There will not be a Superdome, packed with crazed Who Dats, playing the role of 12th Man. But then you check the schedule and realize the Superdome was idle the day Payton's Saints stole one at the home of the Cowboys, 30-27, and when they stole another one a week later at the home of the Bengals, 34-30, both of them with big plays as the clock was running out. Without the magic of Malcolm Jenkins and Drew Brees, the Saints easily could be going to Baltimore on Sunday Two tough road games to decide New Orleans Saints' fate \| NOLA.com Attached Thumbnails
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