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"Sean (Payton) is one of the brightest minds in the NFL today, and he knows he will not get back to the Super Bowl without a power rushing attack," an NFC defensive coordinator said. "He will put a lot of emphasis on a power rushing attack in 2014, which means more of Khiry Robinson and Mark Ingram in the lineup. Teams also didn't have much fear of the Saints wide receivers going deep on them. Payton will bring in a ‘quick strike' wide receiver to get those safeties off the line of scrimmage. I think they follow the blueprint of what the Denver Broncos did in getting Peyton Manning a large array of aerial weapons. I believe they change up their style a bit to aid Brees, but a steady dose of power football would really enhance the Saints in 2014. The philosophy of all these long drives sort of ends by the Saints because now, if they can acquire that big play end, they can strike quickly offensively and have confidence in a talented defense that will get them some three and outs. That part has never been there in New Orleans under Payton. It is now."

NFL analyst Mike Detillier is based in Raceland.

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papz

It would be nice to be able to use a play action effectively again.

Utah_Saint

That's the same thing people have been saying on here for months now.

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RailBoss

I agree Utah we have been talking about this like crazy. Ball gets out quick and the end result slows the pass rush

Rugby Saint II

Give Drew a playmaker at wide out. Someone fast who will battle for the ball.

Crusader

If we really shift and become more of a power running team a lot of it is due to the defence. This year the D finally was really good and then you can run more, which keeps the scores down. The last couple of years the only chance we won games was to outscore opponents.

halloween 65

Might get some new beef for the O- line. I like a power run game myself.

hagan714

we have a winner. you can have all the weapons in the world but your only going as far as your OL can take you. think the writers would have figured that out after this year.

SmashMouth

Indeed...

Danno

Peyton Manning set all kinds of offensive records this season. His O-line gave him zero time to throw the ball last night. The best way to counter a fierce pass rush is with some big ole bad ass uglies up front.

It all starts up front, on both sides of the ball.

If we only sign one or two stud free-agents this year, I hope they're O-linemen.