POSTGAME SAINTS BEAT COLTS 23-17

jeanpierre · 08-24-2014, 07:51 AM

Players that stood out for me were:

1) Keenan Lewis - Pittsburgh fans are gonna be even more pi$$ed we signed this guy away from them...

2) Patrick Robinson - Quiet night because his guy was blanketed with very improved coverage...

3) Kasim Edebali - Start rotating this guy with Galette, Now -that sack of the colts QB inbounds just before the sideline was a wow play...

4) Jarius Byrd - That closing speed was impressive; just stay healthy and that secondary will be out the box...

5) Tim Lelito - He should have started with the first unit, but Evans lobby of Goodwin may have been a tell; need to start looking for two cap-friendly guards and we'll have maintain an elite line...

Players that disappointed me:

1) Curtis Lofton - same adjectives as before - lost, confused, slow, tentative - big hole in the middle; damn that contract...

2) David Hawthorne - he's a bull and can hit, but he's slow in diagnosing and attacking and exposed when paired with Lofton...

3) Kenny Stills - obviously the decision making in bringing him back was flawed; he could be a major weapon down the stretch and post season and rushing him back is fool-hardy...

4) Stanley Jean-Baptiste - he's gonna be a real project; that was a bad flag to draw and he's got to show improvement week-to-week so he can get on the field more consistently...

5) Akiem Hicks - he's in his third year and needs to demonstrate more discipline and technique than he had last night...

Danno · 08-24-2014, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Players that stood out for me were:

1) Keenan Lewis - Pittsburgh fans are gonna be even more pi$$ed we signed this guy away from them...

2) Patrick Robinson - Quiet night because his guy was blanketed with very improved coverage...

3) Kasim Edebali - Start rotating this guy with Galette, Now -that sack of the colts QB inbounds just before the sideline was a wow play...

4) Jarius Byrd - That closing speed was impressive; just stay healthy and that secondary will be out the box...

5) Tim Lelito - He should have started with the first unit, but Evans lobby of Goodwin may have been a tell; need to start looking for two cap-friendly guards and we'll have maintain an elite line...

Players that disappointed me:

1) Curtis Lofton - same adjectives as before - lost, confused, slow, tentative - big hole in the middle; damn that contract...

2) David Hawthorne - he's a bull and can hit, but he's slow in diagnosing and attacking and exposed when paired with Lofton...

3) Kenny Stills - obviously the decision making in bringing him back was flawed; he could be a major weapon down the stretch and post season and rushing him back is fool-hardy...

4) Stanley Jean-Baptiste - he's gonna be a real project; that was a bad flag to draw and he's got to show improvement week-to-week so he can get on the field more consistently...

5) Akiem Hicks - he's in his third year and needs to demonstrate more discipline and technique than he had last night...

agree with all and I might add...
Toon-not disappointed, but not impressed. That deep ball was defended well, but Toons game is to make that play. Not saying he should have, but he could have.
KRobinson- Not seeing that burst and balance as much as I'd hoped, but I was expecting a lot.
AustinJohnson- we can go with him at FB and not miss one beat
Dimeke-I like what I see

TheOak · 08-24-2014, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

agree with all and I might add...

Toon-not disappointed, but not impressed. That deep ball was defended well, but Toons game is to make that play. Not saying he should have, but he could have.

KRobinson- Not seeing that burst and balance as much as I'd hoped, but I was expecting a lot.

AustinJohnson- we can go with him at FB and not miss one beat

Dimeke-I like what I see

Agree with you and JP and will add:

We don't wonder if PT will lose his step or Brees will lose his arm... Those things are inevitable, leaving us wondering when.

Only answer I am concerned with.
Not this season.

I did not at any one time during the game last night think "if only Sproles were on the field". I love the petit pois, but we didn't miss him.

We looked remarkably gelled for a team with as much turnover as we have had in key spots the last two years.

The entire region of North West Harris County shook when I saw Drew pull that frackin shovel pitch/pass/whateverthephuck again.

Over all I have an eerie good feeling about this season.

08-24-2014, 07:51 AM	#1
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: POSTGAME SAINTS BEAT COLTS 23-17 Players that stood out for me were: 1) Keenan Lewis - Pittsburgh fans are gonna be even more pi$$ed we signed this guy away from them... 2) Patrick Robinson - Quiet night because his guy was blanketed with very improved coverage... 3) Kasim Edebali - Start rotating this guy with Galette, Now -that sack of the colts QB inbounds just before the sideline was a wow play... 4) Jarius Byrd - That closing speed was impressive; just stay healthy and that secondary will be out the box... 5) Tim Lelito - He should have started with the first unit, but Evans lobby of Goodwin may have been a tell; need to start looking for two cap-friendly guards and we'll have maintain an elite line... Players that disappointed me: 1) Curtis Lofton - same adjectives as before - lost, confused, slow, tentative - big hole in the middle; damn that contract... 2) David Hawthorne - he's a bull and can hit, but he's slow in diagnosing and attacking and exposed when paired with Lofton... 3) Kenny Stills - obviously the decision making in bringing him back was flawed; he could be a major weapon down the stretch and post season and rushing him back is fool-hardy... 4) Stanley Jean-Baptiste - he's gonna be a real project; that was a bad flag to draw and he's got to show improvement week-to-week so he can get on the field more consistently... 5) Akiem Hicks - he's in his third year and needs to demonstrate more discipline and technique than he had last night... hagan714 and QBREES9 like this.
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08-24-2014, 08:24 AM	#2
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,748	Re: POSTGAME SAINTS BEAT COLTS 23-17 Originally Posted by jeanpierre Players that stood out for me were: 1) Keenan Lewis - Pittsburgh fans are gonna be even more pi$$ed we signed this guy away from them... 2) Patrick Robinson - Quiet night because his guy was blanketed with very improved coverage... 3) Kasim Edebali - Start rotating this guy with Galette, Now -that sack of the colts QB inbounds just before the sideline was a wow play... 4) Jarius Byrd - That closing speed was impressive; just stay healthy and that secondary will be out the box... 5) Tim Lelito - He should have started with the first unit, but Evans lobby of Goodwin may have been a tell; need to start looking for two cap-friendly guards and we'll have maintain an elite line... Players that disappointed me: 1) Curtis Lofton - same adjectives as before - lost, confused, slow, tentative - big hole in the middle; damn that contract... 2) David Hawthorne - he's a bull and can hit, but he's slow in diagnosing and attacking and exposed when paired with Lofton... 3) Kenny Stills - obviously the decision making in bringing him back was flawed; he could be a major weapon down the stretch and post season and rushing him back is fool-hardy... 4) Stanley Jean-Baptiste - he's gonna be a real project; that was a bad flag to draw and he's got to show improvement week-to-week so he can get on the field more consistently... 5) Akiem Hicks - he's in his third year and needs to demonstrate more discipline and technique than he had last night... agree with all and I might add... Toon-not disappointed, but not impressed. That deep ball was defended well, but Toons game is to make that play. Not saying he should have, but he could have. KRobinson- Not seeing that burst and balance as much as I'd hoped, but I was expecting a lot. AustinJohnson- we can go with him at FB and not miss one beat Dimeke-I like what I see hagan714 likes this.

08-24-2014, 01:00 PM	#3
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,039	POSTGAME SAINTS BEAT COLTS 23-17 Originally Posted by Danno agree with all and I might add... Toon-not disappointed, but not impressed. That deep ball was defended well, but Toons game is to make that play. Not saying he should have, but he could have. KRobinson- Not seeing that burst and balance as much as I'd hoped, but I was expecting a lot. AustinJohnson- we can go with him at FB and not miss one beat Dimeke-I like what I see Agree with you and JP and will add: We don't wonder if PT will lose his step or Brees will lose his arm... Those things are inevitable, leaving us wondering when. Only answer I am concerned with. Not this season. I did not at any one time during the game last night think "if only Sproles were on the field". I love the petit pois, but we didn't miss him. We looked remarkably gelled for a team with as much turnover as we have had in key spots the last two years. The entire region of North West Harris County shook when I saw Drew pull that frackin shovel pitch/pass/whateverthephuck again. Over all I have an eerie good feeling about this season. hagan714 and frydaddy like this.
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