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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Plenty of information nuggets to take away from this piece. Nice work Tripplett. New Orleans Saints were on their heels against Washington Redskins: Film Study - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com This week's Film Study showed a ...
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Plenty of information nuggets to take away from this piece. Nice work Tripplett.
New Orleans Saints were on their heels against Washington Redskins: Film Study - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
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09-12-2012, 07:38 AM | #2 |
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After reading I feel Washington was near flawless and New Orleans was anything but.
Yes, I believe Payton would have made an impact on the outcome. And yet the Saints still had a chance to tie/win the game in the 4th qtr. I have no doubt our team fixes their self-inflicted issues and gets back to Saints football (which includes dropping occasional games to teams like St. Louis) My next four: CAR 23 Saints 28 KC 20 Saints 24 GB 35 Saints 31 SD 28 Saints 34 |
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Washington deserved the win, and if by some chance we had tied it up in the last seconds and won, we would not have deserved it. However, with their perfect game and the Saints with their C-D game, the Saints still had a chance to tie and that should speak volumes.
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"The bigger problem for the Saints' offense was that it was constantly flooded by overload blitzes and extra rushers who were never on their heels." hmmm was GW coahing the redskins D?
If all we are going to do is play a defense scheme that sits back to Guard against a mobile QB and not attack then I think we are in trouble. |
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Originally Posted by lynwood
Couldn't agree more
The redskins helped RG3 at first by throwing quick bubble screens but by the second quarter when he was comfortable sat back there we should have sent 6 regularly to make him hesitate |
09-13-2012, 05:31 AM | #7 |
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My only question about this game was "Is Washington that good, or is the Saints defense that bad?" Well maybe thats two question? Either way, it was pretty damn embarassing to be a Saints fan on that Sunday. I really don't think RG3 is that good. Its alot like the wildcat offense when it was first implemented. Nobody ever used it in the pros so no team had ever seen it on the field except in college. Once teams caught on they studied film on it and learned how to guard against it. Griffin will be exposed because of the game he had against the Saints and Washington will need to find another way to win. Perhaps there defense will step up a little more? They were pretty darn impressive in there first game of the season.
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Originally Posted by saintsfan1976
I do not see Payton having had any effect on our defense. He would have let Spags do what he does... Just like he let Williams run the Defense.
I also do not see Payton having had much effect on our offense. It is not that we called the wrong plays so much as the execution on the field... |
09-13-2012, 07:34 AM | #9 |
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Originally Posted by x626xBlack
The one thing I miss about Payton is his attitude on the sideline, he didn't accept lackluster play and would find the right way to get guys to perform
Before garret Hartley hit the NFCCG field goal Payton encouraged him, stopped him looking worried and he drilled it. Having kromer in the same position I definitley feel less comfortable Never mind if he controls any side of the ball, his presence and attitude alone lifts our team, kromer needs to find a way to become that until Vitt comes back, Vitt is more like payton |
09-13-2012, 08:28 AM | #10 |
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We've been minimizing Payton's absence, but there is more to it than meets the eye.
There are substitute teachers (plural) in this classroom. It only takes 1 class clown to disrupt the flow and we had the whole back row acting up. Payton would have had these guys mentally focused and ready to play Sunday. He is/was the "buck stops here" guy, and he's just not around. Vitt was the voice for 6 weeks, now Kromer is calling the shots. Sure these guys are adult professionals, but organizational continuity is huge. That sub-par performance came right out of the locker room and took the field like a 12th man. I believe all these things can be overcome. Recognize it and deal with it. Saints have to be twice as focused because they have twice as many issues. Can't wait to see them get it right. |
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