NFC South Strategic Tendencies: New Orleans Saints

Danno · 08-07-2012, 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by Vrillon82

Falcons fans believe the division is theres at 10-11 wins.

If it is, it would be because Brees went down or some miracle happened.

I think out of the division, the Falcons is going to regress a good bit based off the fact they want to copy the Saints as much as possible and it backfires on them when they try to do it. Under 10 wins is what I see from Atl.

The other 2, Carolina and Tampa, thats a work in progress, depends on what they do this preseason, I am not counting one of them out from challenging the Saints for the division, I think though Atl is the odd team out from doing it this season.

For several years now Atlanta has been blessed with relatively few key or excessive injuries.

I think it backfires on them this year.

Carolina and Tampa concern me more than the Falcons do.

Vrillon82 · 08-07-2012, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

For several years now Atlanta has been blessed with relatively few key or excessive injuries.

I think it backfires on them this year.

Carolina and Tampa concern me more than the Falcons do.

They are due for it.

Turner is turning 30 and moving into an offensive scheme that is going to rely more on Matt Ryan now.

That may be a recipe for disaster outside the fact I think that the Falcons defense is going to absolutely blow this season even under Mike Nolan.

08-07-2012, 06:52 PM	#1
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,758	Originally Posted by Vrillon82 Falcons fans believe the division is theres at 10-11 wins. If it is, it would be because Brees went down or some miracle happened. I think out of the division, the Falcons is going to regress a good bit based off the fact they want to copy the Saints as much as possible and it backfires on them when they try to do it. Under 10 wins is what I see from Atl. The other 2, Carolina and Tampa, thats a work in progress, depends on what they do this preseason, I am not counting one of them out from challenging the Saints for the division, I think though Atl is the odd team out from doing it this season. For several years now Atlanta has been blessed with relatively few key or excessive injuries. I think it backfires on them this year. Carolina and Tampa concern me more than the Falcons do.

08-07-2012, 07:22 PM	#2
Vrillon82 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 1,127	Originally Posted by Danno For several years now Atlanta has been blessed with relatively few key or excessive injuries. I think it backfires on them this year. Carolina and Tampa concern me more than the Falcons do. They are due for it. Turner is turning 30 and moving into an offensive scheme that is going to rely more on Matt Ryan now. That may be a recipe for disaster outside the fact I think that the Falcons defense is going to absolutely blow this season even under Mike Nolan.
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