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NFL -- Teams with dominant defensive lines can create numerous problems for the Saints - ESPN |
Teams with dominant defensive lines can cause trouble for anyone... not just particularly the Saints.
In another thread it was pointed out that we shut down the two of the best DE's in the league against the Colts... we can get the job done. Consistency is what it's all about. |
Right Papz...somebody forward this to the O-line...
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Did Charles Brown start in the Colts game, or was it Strief? I don't remember, but Chris Long abused Brown
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There are times when one players strengths and abilities line up perfectly with the opponents weaknesses and/or trouble spots. Over the course of a 16-20 week season, somewhere along the line, a player may meet his match and get whipped like a stubborn mule. It happens! But it shouldn't happen every other week. When it does, changes need to be made: upgrades if at all possible. We have shown that we have the talent to beat any team in the league and we've also shown that we can stink it up with the best of 'em. Payton/Williams has to get these guys ready to play EVERY week. If the results are not there, then we need to get some new pieces in place. This weekly up and down will end like it did in Seattle.
Papz said it - consistency. A consistent HIGH level of play on both sides of the ball. Nothing less will do. |
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There didn't seem to be any adjustment during the game to help the tackles either. Just appeared our sideline was asleep for most of the game. Not the norm for us. If the team is truly as pissed about their performance as we have read, Tampa is in trouble.
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Shouldn't be happening when you have the two BEST GUARDS IN FOOTBALL. Just saying.
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