I would have rather we saved it for the Failclowns - but am I upset? Hell no.

Not at all!
I oughta make those guys run laps for not putting up 82.

Yes I feel really sorry and am terribly upset . . . that every running back and every reciever on our team didn't score 2 TDs apiece and anyone else that could have, like each "D" player. The only question I have in the morning after is, are we that good or is Indy that sorry.

Bingo. Manning is plastered the Saints 55-21 and 41-10 in the last two regular season meetings. It's one of the reasons that very few gave the Saints a chance in SBXLIV.

And to echo: this is the Colts fault. They put all their eggs in Manning's basket. He got all the reps all the time. They never drafted or groomed a true successor. They build a defense that's only designed to play from ahead. Honestly do you think the Saints would be as bad as the Colts if Daniel had to step up and play a game or two? What we've seen lately is that the train would keep right on rolling.

So do I feel sorry? Not one bit.

SFIAH

We know they can play like this every week, there lies the frustration when they don't. Maybe they turn it around and continue dominating from this point.

I was going to post the same thing. The Colts took us to the woodshed at our place in 2003. It was just plain embarrassing.


Rodney Harrison was talking with Tony Dungy on the pregame and said that the Colts had not mailed it in on the season. I disagree. They may still be trying, but your can tell that it is in their heads that they can't win without Manning.

Turn the coin over: Does anyone think the Colts wouldn't have done the exact same thing to the Saints if they were able to?

Walk-through for the Failcon game.

My guess is the Colts. As for me, no. I woke up feeling damn good about last night. Makes me proud to be a Saints fan, feels good to be a contender year after year, beats the old days. No matter if we win or lose, I believe.

Nope, not one itty, bitty bit!
The only thing that upsets me today is that some are saying we ran up the score. No we didn't. Running up the score would have been leaving Drew and Co. in until the final whistle and passing on most plays right up to the end. Also, we didn't run up the score because we didn't score in the 80's which is exactly what would have happened if we hadn't taken our foot off the gas.