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This is what the Saints do: They put the pedal to the metal on offense from the start of the game and force opposing teams to abandon their game plans in an attempt to keep pace. More pass attempts result in more chances for interceptions and fumbles by the quarterback when pressure is applied. Sure, the Saints are only 6-8 through 14 games this year, but they still boast a dynamic offense that easily tricks teams like Dallas, which are hot but extremely vulnerable, into that shootout mentality, and that never ends well for the Cowboys.

However, Cowboys head coach and offensive coordinator Jason Garrett easily falls into shooting matches with opposing play-callers, which always ends badly for Dallas. Romo has thrown 62 passes on two separate occasions this year, both losses, in high-scoring games decided by a touchdown or less.

If you don’t think Saints interim head coach Joe Vitt hasn’t noticed that, you’re as delusional as Jerry Jones. He will try everything within his power to make Garrett abandon the run by turning Brees loose from the start while trying to put up a ton of points through passing. Vitt knows Garrett will let his itchy trigger finger get the better of him as he’ll try to do the same with Romo. If that happens, the Cowboys are toast.

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