I think this explains some of the ofensive & defensive problems we had yesterday.

Knowing this it makes the comeback & victory more sprectacular

hmm, it does make you wonder if perhaps Stinch got a phone call tonite....

I had no idea we went 3 quarters with just 3 LB's available. That's kind of scary to think about, but in hindsight ya got to give props to Casillas, Shanle, and Dunbar...

The Saints defense is ALOT better and more productive coming forward and attacking. The 3 man d-line stuff is completely useless. Without the pressure, the Saints have no shot at turnovers due to the lack of playmakers on defense.

Dunbar played lights out AGAIN! He had Vilma type numbers, better than Vilma type numbers: 6 tackles and 4 assists, that's 10 plays. Dunbar jacked it up last week with Vilma hobbling. Just seems like play makers should play. When Vilma does come back, somebody needs to sit so Dunbar can be on the field.
Our offensive complexity makes it more difficult to grab someone who has never even seen our play book. The fresh cuts might be the best option; who knows? Personaly, I like the best available player. Center, guard, tackle...it's still just football...and just blocking...A-B gaps... inside-out responsibilities, pick your guy and block, knock him on his ash. Just get the best guy available and sit up with him all night if you have to, to get him up to speed on the play book.
It seems every year parts break and have to be replaced. This year is no different. We just have to make sure that the engine keeps running.