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Absence of tight-end play: Accident or Design?
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; The way I see it; not targeting the tight ends so often has made the offense less predictable. Have to worry about stopping the run with Ingram and Kamara. Then you have to worry about all the screens and jet ...
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Re: Absence of tight-end play: Accident or Design?
The way I see it; not targeting the tight ends so often has made the offense less predictable.
Have to worry about stopping the run with Ingram and Kamara. Then you have to worry about all the screens and jet sweeps with Kamara and Ginn. And just when you think you have all that figured out; Brees finds Hooman in the back of the end-zone just standing there wide open... 
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