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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by dizzle88 We couldn't help that, Reggie would never stay healthy here If he got more than 10 carries a game with us he'd hurt his knee or ankle, it happened plenty of times. I am starting to ...
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
I am starting to think some of the injuries have something to do with Payton not allowing a player to play nicked up. I see other teams with a roster full of hurt players trotting back out every game. On our team you stub a toe or get a hangnail your out a month.
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Originally Posted by billyt81
I don't mean this as an attack...on you or on Reggie, but he is not now nor was he ever nor will he ever be Marshal Faulk. We all desperately wanted him to be. He wasn't and he isn't and won't ever be.
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Originally Posted by saintfan
True, but he wasn't the bust that many made him out to be either.![]()
He moved on to other teams and was very successful. |
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Originally Posted by blackangold
Because he matured as a player and quit trying to do too much. Learned to head up field and not try to dance in the backfield like he did here.![]()
And it's not like our run game has suffered after he was traded... |
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
No I don't think we have suffered at all. It would be nice to have him back but he is not needed.
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Their career YPC averages are equal at 4.3ypc and Reggie is definetely a slightly better receiver.
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Originally Posted by billyt81
I agree. I never thought we used him right.![]()
He had so few touches that he always tried to do too much when he did get the ball. He goes elsewhere, gets 100 more touches a year and is suddenly a 1000 yard rusher. Twice. |
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Re: New Orleans Saints open as underdog against Detroit Lions
Originally Posted by billyt81
Reggie had an opportunity to prove he was an every down back when we played Seattle in 2010. He was the only decent running back we had left on the roster that season. He couldn't get it done. That's the reason we drafted Mark Ingram. He would have had a great chance to get 20 carries in that game but as I've already said, he could not get it done.
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