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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Bell almost cost us this game. If the receiver just sticks out a hand then game over. I'm glad the kittens receiver sucked as bad as Bell did in this game. I have to give him props on the game ...
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
Bell almost cost us this game. If the receiver just sticks out a hand then game over. I'm glad the kittens receiver sucked as bad as Bell did in this game. I have to give him props on the game ending sack though. That's how you make up for a bad play. Seans balls have officially re dropped.
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
We learned;
Josh Hill can actually catch a ball. Lutz has a pretty good leg at 50+. we can still rely on Brees if the run is shutdown. We learned Sean Payton still has balls. |
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
We also learned play calling on 3rd downs is still atrocious. 25% completion on 3rd down today.
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
I learned
Offense: Brees still has the ability to win games on his own. Thomas is an absolute stud. Payton was smart knowing they would take away the RBs and planned for it. Defense: Went back to zone coverages and got destroyed due to missed assignments and confusion. Defensive injuries are starting to play a bigger role. We have no pass rushers aside from Jordan. Bush shouldn’t be playing. Bell is not a starter at SS, and if Vaccaro leaves it’ll be a problem. Our LBs are some of the slowest in the game and massive liabilities in coverage. |
The Saints are 0-42 when running the ball less than 15 times in a game.
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
I'm glad we held on to win or I would have had some harsh words about Mr.Payton.
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
Originally Posted by jnormand
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It's not that *****y at all. If we lost this game I would have called out his heart. You have to keep your foot on the throat. What I saw down the stretch reminded me of the week 6 game last season. And giving them two field goals around the halfway point is uncalled for. |
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
We learned that with the game on the line we went with balls over brains. No time-outs, inside of 2 minutes, and we gift them 30 yards.
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Re: What we learned after the Saints' playoff win against the Panthers
Kind of pathetic NY had to stop play and tell those fools (refs) there was a 10 second run off that needed to be enforced on that intentional grounding by Fig Newton.
That would have been a huge miss. |
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