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The play calling in 09 was good. We had yet to see anything better; Carmichael didn't take over until 2011.

This year Payton's play calling has been the worst we have seen (since 2005). Is there any debate there?

Who do you think is the better play caller: Payton or Carmichael?

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Until Carmichael wins us a Super-Bowl, Payton...

Now I grow bored, so you'll be put on my ignore list shortly

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What are we? 12?

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He knows he is wrong. Let him take his ball and go home.

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31 And I'm ending an argument the smart way...

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I just read your posts in this topic and maybe he is calling out your fandom because you sound like a fan from another team trolling this bulletin board. The way you flip out is kind of embarrassing if you really are a Saints fan. It really makes it hard to take you seriously.

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The inflection you get from reading is your perspective. I am calm as can be I assure you of that. I enjoy debate. When I post something controversial on this board everyone chimes in and starts name calling, however when you start to debate the issue everyone leaves. Name calling is a fallacy and a sign of a weak argument. Put thought into your posts and make them interesting. I do find it ironic you don't take me seriously but conversely are taking the side calling people names seriously.

Perfect example see above ^

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Sadly this game came down to the final 1:54 where just like the New England game, the Saints could not run the clock out. If we pick up a first down... the game is over. I did not read through all 8 pages of comments, but again to me this is not on the defense or Malcolm Jenkins total whiff on a potential sack of Newton on the TD pass to Hixon. The defense never should have been put in the position they were in.

No matter how poorly Armsted played, which he was not good. This offense should not have as many problems as they've had inside of two minutes trying to run out the clock.

I don't think there is any other way to say it... this as bad a loss that this team could have, considering the situation.

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In the past four weeks the Saints have played for a shot at home field advantage and stunk. They had a shot to lock up a first round bye in the playoffs against a bad Rams team and stunk. They had one more shot at controlling their own destiny today against a team they clobbered two weeks ago and they choked. Since a 5-0 start, the Saints are 5-5 in their last 10 games. It was a bad loss. It was a costly loss. Is all hope lost on the 2013 season? Of course not. But, the fat lady is humming.