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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Saints WR Joe Horn is saying that his comments criticizing the front office for letting WR coach Hubbard Alexander go is water under the bridge and, given time to reflect, he is looking forward to working with new WR coach ...
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01-19-2004, 12:36 PM
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Saints WR Joe Horn is saying that his comments criticizing the front office for letting WR coach Hubbard Alexander go is water under the bridge and, given time to reflect, he is looking forward to working with new WR coach Jimmy Robinson.
The way we hear it, the Saints believe they have the pieces in place to reach the playoffs next season and are counting on the frustration of the past two years to serve as motivation for the 2004 season. http://profootballweekly.com/PFW/The...ispers1828.htm Also QB Aaron Brooks quietly put up monster numbers  3,546 yards, 24 TDs vs. eight INTs, 88.8 QB rating  last season, but he still was considered a disappointment because of his inability to make big plays in crunch time and his nasty habit of fumbling. Considering those stats, however, the Saints aren’t about to make a change at quarterback, and sources say there isn’t much the team can do to help his development. Brooks missed time last offseason as he recovered from surgery on his right (throwing) shoulder, and there are hopes that he will be more efficient next season. But there is little Brooks can do to work on his fumbling problems and even less he can do to improve his leadership in the offseason. We’re told the Saints will push him to come into camp in tip-top shape and try to lead by example in offseason workouts to better establish himself as the team’s unquestioned leader. http://profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL...ns/default.htm |
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01-19-2004, 12:50 PM
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Isn\'t this the same thing they were plugging last off-season. \"Joe Montana will spend one on one time with Brooks on the issues of leadership and consistency.\" Is every off-season going to be a new emphasis on \"Brooks becomes the leader of this team.\"? |
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01-19-2004, 01:00 PM
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Still behind Hasselbeck I see .
Matt Hasselbeck SEA 3841 513 313 26 15 80 88.8 Aaron Brooks NO 3546 518 306 24 8 76 88.8 Do not forget leadership school in the off season last year .
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01-19-2004, 01:16 PM
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\"and sources say there isn’t much the team can do to help his development\"
Thats kind of an odd statement isn\'t it? Is it he\'s peaked? Or this staff will be unable to get anything else out of him? |
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01-19-2004, 01:18 PM
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Danno, That had me scratching my head too. I wish there was some real live New Orleans media that even had a phone number to the training facility.
Seems like every other team in the league has some inside scoop every now and then, I wish someone could confirm this stuff. |
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01-19-2004, 01:38 PM
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Brooks reacts to the defense , he does not make the defense react to him . If you have ever heard a commentator say in reference to a quarterback \" he is a real student of the game \" , this is not Brooks . Brooks is a reactionary quarterback . |
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From E.S.P.N.
\"I don\'t know how you can win a conference championship game throwing just 14 passes, but God bless (Carolina quarterback) Jake Delhomme, he did it. It\'s got to kill the fans in New Orleans, who always wanted to see the kid play. And it ought to kill the Saints people, too. They paid a lot of money for (Aaron) Brooks and, when it comes to leadership, he isn\'t nearly there yet with Delhomme.\" Saintsfan link :http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playof...len&id=1712528 Go get it turbo !!!! [Edited on 19/1/2004 by saintz08] |
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Jake is simply another cog in a well oiled machine. He wouldn\'t have won 7 games with the 2003 Saints. |
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And I am assuming not much in the Play offs ?? Indianapolis 3 108 36.0 71 65.7 894 298.0 9 4 5 41 Carolina 3 70 23.3 43 61.4 643 214.3 3 1 4 21 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yeah ....  ...Not much at all Peyton Manning IND 918 103 67 9 4 87 106.4 Jake Delhomme CAR 664 69 43 3 1 70 102.6 Brett Favre GB 499 66 41 3 1 44 94.2 Trent Green KC 212 30 18 1 0 25 92.6 Tom Brady NE 438 78 43 2 1 41 74.6 Jake Plummer DEN 181 30 23 1 2 34 74.4 Steve McNair TEN 369 49 32 2 4 49 67.5 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 305 45 25 0 1 34 67.4 Donovan McNabb PHI 348 61 31 2 3 45 58.6 Anthony Wright BAL 214 37 20 1 2 35 57.7 Quincy Carter DAL 154 36 21 0 1 28 56.9 Marc Bulger STL 332 46 27 0 3 28 53.9 Except handle the position in a smart , effective manner for a first year starter ....... |
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