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DENVER — If it hadn’t already, a reality should bet setting in now.
The New Orleans Saints, the ones you’ve become accustomed to over the past few seasons, are no longer around.

No one has to tell you this is not a good football team.

The 2-5 record does that.

Sunday night in Denver, the Saints’ reality came crashing down from a Mile High altitude It falsely sat on through most of October.

The score was 34-14 but it felt worse. The Saints were outgained by 278 yards but it felt worse. New Orleans was on 1 of 12 on third downs but it felt worse.

This is what you’re going to get in 2012. One week, maybe even two, the Saints will be good. Then they’ll be bad again. And it’ll be frustrating to watch if you’re a fan.

“We just weren’t playing Saints football,” Jermon Bushrod said, his eyes blankly staring to nowhere as he remained in part of his uniform nearly 20 minutes after the game. “That’s really the frustrating part about it all. We know what we’re capable of doing and when we don’t do it, it’s extremely frustrating.”

Read more: Handwerger: Reality sets in on lost season for Saints | wwltv.com New Orleans

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Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege.

All little common sense goes a long way.