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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; Cadet didn't replace Sproles. He was simply going to take some more snaps. BTW, Sproles was nothing special last year in our offense. Cadet's receiving numbers are about the same as Sproles' were last year. They're both averaging about 8-1/2 ...
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
Cadet didn't replace Sproles. He was simply going to take some more snaps.
BTW, Sproles was nothing special last year in our offense. Cadet's receiving numbers are about the same as Sproles' were last year. They're both averaging about 8-1/2 yards per catch. |
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