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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I didn't get to watch the game...did they spread the field? or did they stack everybody and their momma up front and hope for the best? 3rd down effficiency was 2/12 16%. 4th down coversions were O-fer. How did they ...
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SaintSince67
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: PortCity
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I didn't get to watch the game...did they spread the field? or did they stack everybody and their momma up front and hope for the best?
3rd down effficiency was 2/12 16%. 4th down coversions were O-fer. How did they try to do it? |
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Banned
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: "Little Ole Town in Tejas"
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On one play Ingram took a toss play..if he cuts back he gets the 1st...but he is young ..he will learn..we did spread em out on the Meach TD..and it worked to perfection.
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Cold as Ice!
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Da Big Easy
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I disagree that it's a playbook issue. I feel Sean has mixed it up pretty well so far. Up the middle, toss to the outside, play actions, spread em out by the goaline as well yesterday. It's an execution issue. If you can't block for one yard, play call doesn't matter much.
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A Cajun Transforming TX
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: The Woodlands, Texas
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We also had a 3rd and 1 and tried a 12 yard pass in the endzone instead of a quick throw for the first.
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Frustrating for all. I'm sure Ingram is ready for his breakout as well.
All this talk about Ingram, but there's SPROLES. Holy shat!!! He runs like a Hall of Famer should run. If he can stay healthy and we can spread him some ball a little more often, we'll be going places for sure. Alaska |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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Our line has been an issue here. I don't think Kreutz is as good a run blocker as he is in diagnosing where he should be in pass protection. Nicks and Evans need to step it up too.
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Registered
Join Date: Sep 2011
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I have a suggestion... Whats wrong with training one of our 300lb + Tackles to pull a Refrigerator on those 3rd/4th and shorts. I'd love to see someone stop a 300lb guy bulldozing through the line of scrimmage. Just pick a spot and plow through.. If I was on defense I'd make sure I wasn't in the way LOL.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I think that in the end the lack of success has to come down to play calling and design. SP knows where the weaknesses are in the O-Line and peripheral blocking, so he should call the plays that put the players in the best place to succeed and where their weaknesses are limited.
I know it might feel like a cop out to blame the play calling/design for the lack of production by the players, but ultimately that is where the responsibility must remain. Now, if a player isn't performing up to par - then either work on it with him in the practices or replace him with someone who can get the job done. |
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