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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I miss the days when our offense was feared. Now it just seems like we are good, but not explosive. Maybe Joe Morgan and PT will infuse a little excitement. That said I still hope we run Ingram like we ...
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
I miss the days when our offense was feared. Now it just seems like we are good, but not explosive.
Maybe Joe Morgan and PT will infuse a little excitement. That said I still hope we run Ingram like we have been. He's been good. |
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
Morgan offers nothing imo
He has been on the team a few years and has as many injuries and suspensions as TDs. 11 career recptions tells its own story |
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I don't need no Firetrucking tape to tell me what the problem is.
The FO would rather spend $100 million on a qb and not protect him than get a $60 million qb and put a world class OLine in front of him. Just sayin. |
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
Our offensive line play is not good but we do not have the worst offensive line by far this season. Our offense is stale...period...defenses are just sitting on our routes. When we do have the throws we are missing them or dropping them. It's simple....in this league you have to be able to stretch the defense and hit the big play to score points....and that is something we can't do anymore.
We can spread the blame around, and there is plenty to spread, but when it's all said and done you expect your 100 million dollar, future HOF QB to make the plays that you have been accustomed to seeing over the past years |
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
Offense stalled sounds kinda harsh.
It's more like an 8 cylinder running on 6. We can go pretty good , we just can't pull a heavy load. We've scored enough points to win most every game we've played. If we could stop anybody we would be leading the South by 2 or 3 games. We can't get off the field even in 3rd and long situations. It's true that our weapons have been depleted and we are still upper shelf in yards and points. Upgrades are required, but we are not losing because we can't score. |
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