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And though we took a hit at tight end, we directly improved two (2) priority positions because of that move - center, with All-Pro Max Unger and middle linebacker with Stephone Anthony... And you can argue that the entire offense will benefit from Drew Brees not getting away from his tunnel-vision of forcing passes to Jimmy Graham any longer... This team is now in growth mode again... We've got four, right now five, rookie defensive linemen that just won roster spots... We've got a kick returner who's actually better than Jalen Saunders who seemed to be the only guy with success in Payton's tenure with that role... We now have a surging 6' 6" former UDFA receiver, Brandon Coleman, with an amazing catch radius who's just now getting the coaching he needs to learn the game... We've got three projected starting defensive backs out with injury and we're not as worried because we have depth at that position for the first time in team history... We've got a rookie pass rusher that is just going to eat that @$$ of enemy passers with an amazoing motor in Hau'oli Kihaha (respect the man, and his name, Saints fans)... Young, yes, inexperienced, yes; but this team is going to surprise alot of talking-head, group-think network automatons this season... |
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So, it appears the "Front Office No Plan" plan may have accidentally created something positive? Heads will roll for that!!(I know a guy who knows a guy who knows two guys in the "Front Office!" ) LOL
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I'm drinking the Kool-Aid! SFIAH |
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But it's the usual. If you have a top 5 or top 10 offense in most categories and a bottom 5 defense in most categories, then the focus has to be on the struggling unit. My analysis is that the offense is complementary to the defense when the team is leading, but not before. According to New Orleans Saints Fact of the Day: July 24, 2014 even with the collapses last season, that Sean Payton led Saints teams win well over 80% of their games when leading at halftime. So in short, the offense tends to throw early in games to get the lead, then play ball control later on to keep it. The defense's job needs to be to hold out long enough for that lead to develop. See the first half of the Patriots preseason game to see a nearly perfectly architected first half. Fast starts like that with 2-3 three and outs by the defense coupled with scoring drives by the offense will go a long way towards a successful season. SFIAH |
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serve in Atlanta. In fact in honor of Hau'oli Kihaha I'll even drink the Hawaiin Punch! |
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We upgraded every position but TE?
How about we changed every position except TE and QB. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...pWwIbWcbgBxd4I Upgrade class begins on Sunday in Arizona. :help: |
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Screw it. It is the NFL and this is why you have to play the game. Anything can happen and surprises happen every year. Preseason hype good or bad usually doesn't mean a thing. Remember the Eagles dream team with TO and all? We could very well step on the field and blow people away. In the grand scheme of things we have not seen anything yet. Who Dat!
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