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Barry from MS

10-22-2014 06:22 PM

Re: Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

My 2 Cents: Joe Lombardi / Saints QB Coach 2009-2013
Brees TD/INT ratio during that time: 195 TD / 78 INT
Joe Lombardi: 2014 Lions O.C. & 2014 Brees struggling.

Maybe this could answer some questions? I don't know. Brees is one of the best fundamentally & mechanically sound QB's in the league and maybe even history. Until this year? Also, could be the Golden Oblique. Sure that has some factor in this as well.

Ok...so my 5 Cents, then. But my opinions ain't even worth a nickle either.

Danno

10-22-2014 06:28 PM

Re: Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

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Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

I'm curious... is there an Art of the Timely Interception?

Barry from MS

10-22-2014 06:43 PM

Re: Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

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Originally Posted by Danno (Post 620485)

I'm curious... is there an Art of the Timely Interception?

I got this, I got this:

It is the ability to throw an interception against the Redskins only to have it stripped from the DB by your own WR for a TD.

Timely Interception.

Boom. Nailed it...

jnormand

10-22-2014 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry from MS (Post 620488)

I got this, I got this:

It is the ability to throw an interception against the Redskins only to have it stripped from the DB by your own WR for a TD.

Timely Interception.

Boom. Nailed it...

Boooooooom! Lol

blackangold

10-22-2014 07:52 PM

Re: Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

Teddybare:

Please proof read and format your posts in a more appealing fashion. Other posters and I have a hard time reading your posts, and some of us would like to have a coherent discussion with you but we are turned off because of your abstract writing.

blackangold

10-22-2014 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Danno (Post 620476)

Do you even read your posts before you hit submit reply?

I can't even read his posts. I may agree with some points he makes, or I may disagree, but I'll never know because I refuse to let my eyes be destroyed on a daily basis.

halloween 65

10-22-2014 09:17 PM

Re: Drew Brees and the Art of the Untimely Interception

I really wouldn't mind running more, say pass 40-45% to running 55 to 60% a loaded box sets up the play-action real well. Might be what Brees needs and our O-line has done better with the run than giving Brees happy feet with the pass.

WHODATINCA

10-23-2014 01:52 AM

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Originally Posted by blackangold (Post 620501)

I can't even read his posts. I may agree with some points he makes, or I may disagree, but I'll never know because I refuse to let my eyes be destroyed on a daily basis.

Boom! Nailed it. I quit reading his posts beyond two "sentences" after the first couple of weeks.

He is now on "ignore" watch. NOLA54 got there already -- ignored since last season.

WHODATINCA

10-23-2014 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by halloween 65 (Post 620508)

Is there such thing as 'play action' for the run? I think our runs are telegraphed. I totally see them coming.

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