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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by homerj07 Weren't some of us "hair on fire" last year when we had a bad preseason game? True nothing like 22 penalties but I am confident SP will clear this up,over the next few weeks. Now time ...
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Team Doctor
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Re: Payton "very upset"
Originally Posted by homerj07
Any celebration involving the ball is going to be a penalty this year. Graham needs to take notes on what Colston does after a touchdown. Act like you've done it before.
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Merces Letifer
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Re: Payton "very upset"
Originally Posted by poydras
If you haven't noticed, he has done 41 times before Friday night, and acted the exact same way he did the previous 41 times. Did you cheer the other 41 times? ![]()
Seriously y'all bunch of Goodells, stop it. It is preseason. Win or lose in preseason, it don't count on the regular season standings or the playoffs. Jimmy put up a show for the crowd. End of story. |
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Team Doctor
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Re: Payton "very upset"
If you haven't noticed, what he did was legal those 41 times and didn't cost the Saints field position and touchdowns. All of a sudden he seems to think the rules no longer apply to him. Don't get me wrong, I love Jimmy Graham but he needs to come up with another "signature" celebration move... and above all, obey the coach's orders. If Sean orders Jimmy to do the funky chicken after a touchdown, DO IT!
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Merces Letifer
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Re: Payton "very upset"
Originally Posted by poydras
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All of a sudden, you seem to think he thinks the rules don't apply to him because he wanted to please the crowd in a stanndings-wise meaningless game. Again, preseason. It costs the team NOTHING. A penalty could be assessed for 100 yds and turn into 35 points worth of TDs, and guess what? The team still travels to Atlanta on September 7 with a 0-0-0 record. And, as a matter of fact, one could argue that getting in that type of situation now, when neither the final score or the win-lose ratio counts for anything, is beneficial to the evaluation of special teams. Do any of the kickers have enough leg to compensate for such penalties? Can ST cover such ground and prevent a long gain from a returner with a head of steam and good field vision? And before you reply with "we won't be in that situation during the regular season if Jimmy doesn't dunk" or such penalty coming from any sort of celebration: imagine a TD, followed by a scrum because of a cheap shot to Drew and his o-line going to his defense, and the refs throwing the flag against the Saints only. |
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The Professor
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Re: Payton "very upset"
Originally Posted by poydras
I guess I need to quote Allan Inverson again: "IT'S PRACTICE!"![]()
I'm sure that he's decided what to do when he scores in the regular season. But why spoil the surprise of that at a practice? What I noticed is that in practice JG scores 2 TDs against what I presume is a first team NFL defense. That's a good practice.
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