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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 That's because we called it every other play... More great SP play-calling for ya. Not only that we called it against defenses with the most athletic LBs. Payton's play calling has been bad over the last ...
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Re: After Further Review: Why the Saints' high-octane offense is suddenly stalled
Originally Posted by blackangold
I have to agree with you. I've never played organized football so I, like most, am limited as far as blocking assignments, positioning, etc. But I have been a football fan all of my life. Having said that even I know what's coming most of the time even before we line up. I have one word for SP's playing calling over the last few years.
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