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All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; The New Orleans Saints are 2-0, a year after they started 0-4 under the interim head coach for the interim head coach. That means that the return of Sean Payton has them completely turned around, right? Wrong. Rob Ryan has ...
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09-16-2013, 04:50 PM
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All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
The New Orleans Saints are 2-0, a year after they started 0-4 under the interim head coach for the interim head coach. That means that the return of Sean Payton has them completely turned around, right?
Wrong. Rob Ryan has them completely turned around. Two weeks (minus one game) into 2013, the NFL coach of the year is Ryan, the Saints’ new defensive coordinator. “We just want to try to get better each week and work hard,’’ Ryan told reporters last Friday, crediting the players rather than his scheme for the huge stop against Atlanta. “We are working hard to get better and to be a little tiny part of our (team’s) success.” It has not been tiny so far. Read more: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense - NFL - Sporting News |
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09-16-2013, 04:53 PM
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09-16-2013, 04:56 PM
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Im not ready to Go that Far Yet. I'll Admit Their better but There is still work to do. We still need to Stop the run better again I see some improvement i'm holding judgment for a few more weeks yet when we see some more than just 2 games
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09-16-2013, 05:11 PM
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
We just ran up against two elite running backs back to back. I think we've done pretty good. I see a lot of stops behind the lines of scrimmage. They've been getting most of their yards on gashes, but it happens. Especially with elite guys. We look much better. Much better. Corey White is about to steal Jabari Greer's spot.
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Originally Posted by rezburna
I told you.... I'm pretty sure the interceptions will pick up if Greer moves into the slot.... he is great there!!! I won't jinx him!!!!
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09-16-2013, 05:27 PM
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All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Lets see.
After two weeks 2013 Two week total Rob Ryan ~ Atlanta & Tampon Bay Points allowed / 31 Passing yards allowed - 392 Rushing yards allowed - 248 Total yards allowed - 640 Sacks - 6 INT - 2 2012 Two week total Steve Spagnuolo ~ Washington & Carolina Points allowed / 75 Passing yards allowed - 573 Rushing yards allowed - 372 Total yards allowed - 945 Sacks - 3 INT - 2 I've got em big and hairy enough to call him the second coming. Savior REASON WE ARE 2-0! |
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Originally Posted by TheOak
the points say it all
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09-16-2013, 05:53 PM
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Originally Posted by TheOak
Also, we lost our best NT about 30 seconds after the National Anthem in game 1, we also lost a key back-up DE/DT (TWalker) in that game too. We then lost our 3rd DE/DT early in game 2 (Tom Johnson) and were playing without a promising young DE in Glenn Foster. Ryan has done better than I could have imagined. |
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09-16-2013, 09:41 PM
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Originally Posted by Danno
You can put P rob on that list now.... Hopefully we don't have to wait much longer for Foster...
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09-16-2013, 05:33 PM
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Re: All hail Rob Ryan, savior of Saints lowly defense
Way too soon for articles like this. Maybe when/if we are undefeated in week 10 and up by two games in the division. Great job so far, but keep buying us drinks at Mae's until then, Rob!
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