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After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled

this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by blackangold If we had sproles Brees would feel more comfort in the check down... With Sproles we would be 6-4 right now... he was worth at least two games. Awful move considering Brees has never been with ...

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Old 11-22-2014, 06:47 AM   #1
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled

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If we had sproles Brees would feel more comfort in the check down...

With Sproles we would be 6-4 right now... he was worth at least two games. Awful move considering Brees has never been with out a scat back (Bush and Sproles).
6.2 yds per play. I'd say Brees is comfortable checking down.
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6.2 yds per play. I'd say Brees is comfortable checking down.
How many of those are designed by our **** play calling?

Sproles turned the check down into first downs.
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How many of those are designed by our **** play calling?

Sproles turned the check down into first downs.
Play calling is no different than last year. Difference is getting pressure with 4 rushers and limiting Drew's options. Sproles wouldn't change that.

Now if you'd have said missing PT has cost us some versatility this year, I'd agree with that for sure.
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Play calling is no different than last year. Difference is getting pressure with 4 rushers and limiting Drew's options. Sproles wouldn't change that.

Now if you'd have said missing PT has cost us some versatility this year, I'd agree with that for sure.
I agree on the PT point, hope he is back this week.

I would like our play calling to be more in-line with the 2011 season, but it's just not. Better protection is definitely a need as Goodwin and Grubbs awful play makes Drew rush the pass, Evans is looking rather average as well.
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