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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; This seems to happen all too often, teams find a way to take all of our receivers completely out of the game and Brees ends up checking down every play. Maybe challenge the receivers to actually do their jobs and ...
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Re: PFF Review of NO vs CAR
This seems to happen all too often, teams find a way to take all of our receivers completely out of the game and Brees ends up checking down every play.
Maybe challenge the receivers to actually do their jobs and get open!!! Great Job D, at least you guys showed up! |
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Re: PFF Review of NO vs CAR
Originally Posted by dizzle88
One WR with speed does not cut it. Add to it he is short does not help. We now need a solid true #2 since it appears we may have found a #1. Snead is a great 3. Cook is a great utility WR. ![]()
Not having a true RB that is a steady threat out of the back field that is a miss match is a huge void in SP system. Need a Bush or Sproles type of RB badly. As for the grading seems about right but I wish they would score key big plays at crucial times in a game. |
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