New Orleans Saints rookie Cameron Jordan proves to be answer at defensive end

darstep · 09-30-2011, 01:26 PM

All of the front four/five/six/seven need to crank it up.
Jordan is green and looks to be progressing nicely. Just keep the curve going upward.
This is a good week to see if Jordan/Rogers/Ellis/Smith are worth their salt.
MJonesDrew is how Jags will attempt to safegaurd their newbie QB.
If MJD carries 20-25 times, these guys upfront have no business with only 1+1 on the books.
Rogers/Franklin/Ellis need to own the middle so their QB is left out to dry with 3rd and long all day.
Let's see if we can keep these chumps below 20.

FinSaint · 09-30-2011, 05:09 PM

Originally Posted by darstep

All of the front four/five/six/seven need to crank it up.
Jordan is green and looks to be progressing nicely. Just keep the curve going upward.
This is a good week to see if Jordan/Rogers/Ellis/Smith are worth their salt.
MJonesDrew is how Jags will attempt to safegaurd their newbie QB.
If MJD carries 20-25 times, these guys upfront have no business with only 1+1 on the books.
Rogers/Franklin/Ellis need to own the middle so their QB is left out to dry with 3rd and long all day.
Let's see if we can keep these chumps below 20.

Tom Johnson should be able to play also, which might bode well for the lateral run stopping, since he had great speed pursuing runners/receivers in that 1 quarter he was able to play against SF.

But I agree with you that this game will test the overall run stopping capability of the D-Line, and if they can't stop MJD it'll be a long day for those guys.

09-30-2011, 01:26 PM	#1
darstep SaintSince67 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: PortCity Posts: 2,044	All of the front four/five/six/seven need to crank it up. Jordan is green and looks to be progressing nicely. Just keep the curve going upward. This is a good week to see if Jordan/Rogers/Ellis/Smith are worth their salt. MJonesDrew is how Jags will attempt to safegaurd their newbie QB. If MJD carries 20-25 times, these guys upfront have no business with only 1+1 on the books. Rogers/Franklin/Ellis need to own the middle so their QB is left out to dry with 3rd and long all day. Let's see if we can keep these chumps below 20.
	SaintSince67

09-30-2011, 05:09 PM	#2
FinSaint Site Donor 2015 Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Finland... formerly Southern Virginia Posts: 4,964	Originally Posted by darstep All of the front four/five/six/seven need to crank it up. Jordan is green and looks to be progressing nicely. Just keep the curve going upward. This is a good week to see if Jordan/Rogers/Ellis/Smith are worth their salt. MJonesDrew is how Jags will attempt to safegaurd their newbie QB. If MJD carries 20-25 times, these guys upfront have no business with only 1+1 on the books. Rogers/Franklin/Ellis need to own the middle so their QB is left out to dry with 3rd and long all day. Let's see if we can keep these chumps below 20. Tom Johnson should be able to play also, which might bode well for the lateral run stopping, since he had great speed pursuing runners/receivers in that 1 quarter he was able to play against SF. But I agree with you that this game will test the overall run stopping capability of the D-Line, and if they can't stop MJD it'll be a long day for those guys.

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