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View Poll Results: What is the most important thing to fix? | |||
The O-line |
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25 | 32.05% |
The D-line |
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13 | 16.67% |
LBs |
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22 | 28.21% |
Have the coach down on the field |
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8 | 10.26% |
The Secondary |
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2 | 2.56% |
The running game |
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6 | 7.69% |
Greg Williams |
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2 | 2.56% |
Nothing this team will get it together |
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0 | 0% |
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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Maverick2299 As much as I would like to fix the D. I think improving the O-line is a must, remember what the hogs did for the redskins. Not to mention it protects our best player..man if we ...
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Sean Paytons leg
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I think the best way to a good offense is to have a good defense, the offense gets the ball more to try to score more + time of possession, take the ball out of the opponents hands the better your chances. Call it crazy, just my thought.
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^ Without that O-Line though, just means Drew is lying on the ground more...
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O line:
Four man rush sacking Brees should never happen. Brees needs time. Not a lot, but more. Followed closely by D line: Bring 4, bring 6, bring 8... same results. Can't stop a solid run attack. QB's have all day to pick apart our small db's. |
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D line, with the lb's on their back. Both are equal to me.
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Their propensity to waste a lot of useless energy and time pregame by repeating schoolgirl chants.
I have noticed that ever since people have picked-up on them and started repeating them on things like commercials, we have hinted at returning to the Saints of old. I know it's a lot of bull...but have I ever told you that I hate the chants? |
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The O-Line
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We have spent the better part of 3 years drafting defensive linemen with early round picks. Either we suck at figuring out whether a d-lineman will work out, or that the linebackers are so bad we can't let the linemen take many risks.
I have to believe that the defensive scheme is to minimize the exposure of the weakest part of the defense, the LB's. Get an upgrade in talent/speed, you'd see better performance out of the d-line. |
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