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At the midpoint of the New Orleans Saints' season, two things are clear about the offense: It has not been as consistently good as it needs to be, and the players are glad their final grades haven't been set.
Several players said Wednesday the team's embarrassing loss at St. Louis last Sunday had colored the offense's production, that things are not as bad as they seemed. But all of them acknowledged a handful of poor performances has turned what could have been an outstanding record at the halfway point into a barely acceptable 5-3.
Yet, in a business that prides itself on clear-eyed grading of players on every snap, what grade should the players get after eight games?


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Pretty good read on gauging our team...we have the talent to be a great team..and really when you think about it we average out with most teams because of our offense..if the D can get to the middle of the pack and actually get some TOs...Our O can score enough points..i think they would be well advised to try and establish a number one RB and try and get him some rhythm going...i don't care who just do it..i think the results would amaze them.. ..JMHO

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