Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Normally you'd want to burn the tape after a game like this. But the Saints can't afford to this time. They likely will have to see the Seahawks again. The road to Super Bowl goes through the Pacific Northwest. And if the Saints hope to make their second Super Bowl appearance, they're going to have to come back here at some point.

The Saints have seven weeks to figure out what went wrong and get it fixed. The NFC championship game will be played Jan. 19, and barring an epic meltdown it will be played in Seattle.

"We know they are a team we are going to have to deal with in the future," Brees said. "We are going to have to find a way to play better against these guys when that time comes."

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Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Learn from it. Then, bring it.

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Took us a while to figure out the Bears. Looks like this is the same thing over again.

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Let's hope this is a problem we have to deal with. There is a long way to go still.

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Who Dat!

"We know they are a team we are going to have to deal with in the future," Brees said. "We are going to have to find a way to play better against these guys when that time comes."

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We need to learn from our past mistakes.

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

I learned not to take a muscle relaxer before the game....I was too laid back, as was the team.

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

You put the bad Mojo on the team. Looks like this whole debacle is your :censored:ing fault.

:banana:

Re: Saints must learn from loss now that road to Super Bowl runs through Seattle
 

Yeah, Chicago won with their defense then. Their offense had a QB that the entire state of Illinois hate, The 1st RGIII (Rex Grossman Interception-Interception-Interception)