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Sean Payton on falling to the Cincinnati Bengals
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“We are just finding ourselves in this up-and-down swing we seem to be in. Credit Cincinnati, but we didn’t do much of anything today.
(on Cincinnati defense) “They play a lot of zone to begin with. We had a few shot opportunities and yet they did a real good job of trying to stay on top. We were obviously going to have to move the ball underneath and do it with some balance. I thought in the first half, with how many possessions we had (three), the time of possession seemed pretty good. Then it becomes one dimensional at some point when you’re looking up and trying to figure out how you’re going to get 17 points.” (on going for it on fourth-and-goal) “There’s two things that go through your mind there: You’re going to have a chance to get it and if not you’re going to leave them at the 1 (yard line). There’s a sequence that takes place: you’re unable to get the one before, we come back and throw it, they stop it, then they go (94) yards and (kick a field goal). That’s a pretty significant swing. We’ll see on film if we had any goal line defense. We kind of felt going in we were going to run a sequence there: certain run then come back to a pass. They defended it well and we weren’t able to get anything.” (on emotional energy) “Each week we have to figure out and I have to look closely at these. Hey, I’m obviously not doing a very good job if we keep swinging up and down like this. You have to be able to shake those in the same way you have to do the wins. We weren’t able to do that today. They clearly outplayed us in every area.” (on starting Keenan Lewis) “We were just going to dress five corners today, so we were going to be smart and try to limit his snaps. To his credit, he came back toward the end of the week and got some reps. We felt like he could go X number of plays.” (on giving up big plays) “Our third down defense was awful. Honestly, the long yardage situations that we’ve been in; whether it's 18 or 10 (yards to go), we have to be better in that area, more consistent at least.” (on being too conservative to eliminate turnovers) “I don’t think we went in with a conservative game plan. Once again, there weren’t a lot of snaps in the first half; I think possession-wise there were three. All of a sudden, the clock’s running and you’re playing a game that’s going quicker and you’re not getting the same possessions. But our plan was to carry out a bunch of plays. We wanted to be down the field. Drew did a good job of getting us to some of those plays, getting to the check points. We still wanted to have our balance. Those possessions in that type of game become that much more valuable.” Read more: Sean Payton on falling to the Cincinnati Bengals Related article: Drew Brees, Saints players talk about the loss to the Cincinnati Bengals |
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3rd down defense was....can't come up with a name for it...but for the offense...the object is to score points...period...and right now that is something we can't do.
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Payton better make some changes.
Ryan better make some changes. Loomis better make some changes. Our players - better make some changes. |
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"Blah Blah Blah Blah. Talk is cheap, fix it.
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Not sure if they are capable of fixing it this season. The fire is not burning from the staff to the players.
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(on playing down to the competition week in week out, year in year out) 'crickets'
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It is just that the team didn't show up today! Where were they huh?
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Guess Grambeaux did not want his arse groped this week...
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Just like the fans the players expect to win.
They seem to believe they have job security because the saints do not have great depth to push anyone really. sorry embarrassed beyond belief by the saints and the fan stealing the ball and security did nothing about it. then the media showing the groper again. totally embarrassed to sit among friends not being saints fans and listening to their remarks. this was an all time low for saints fans all around |
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She was just on fox 8 news in New Orleans at 9pm when I saw it happen. He apparently only "loaned" the ball to her so she could take a photo but took it right back. Why would you want a ball an opposing team scored on your team with? |
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I am all for a ban for life for fans like that. bet those were not his seats to begin with. |
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Interesting on his words on the up-and-down energy of this team of the last couple of games.
And then, well, there was "The Dude In The Stands"... I know a game ball is highly-valued & maybe a once-in-a-lifetime kinda thing, but in the famous words of Jimmy from South Park..."Come on...I mean, come on." There is no honor in elbowing a lady in the face to get a game ball. Embarrassing. I reckon he can one-up that with body-checking an elderly lady holding a baby to be the last one on the elevator to get out of the stadium. |
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We are consistent on 3rd and long situations. We give up the 1st down. We need to be more than just "better in that area". |
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Third Down Conversion Rate Saints Offense - BEST in the NFL (that means #1) Saints Defense - 3rd WORST in the NFL |
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Since the Payton Brees era... I have always expected the most out of our Saints... When we didn't perform our best I would get mad yell cuss the TV because I knew our Saints were better than that... But Sunday against the Bengals it was as if I almost expected the team to come out flat and defense to give up a ton of yards and not once did I get mad or yell... It was shocking reminded me of the Old Saints ya know Your Fathers Saints before Payton and Brees.... ugh its sickening...
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