What we learned: Marshon Lattimore and Saints D “proved them right” in the wrong ways vs. Buccaneers
 

What we learned: Marshon Lattimore and Saints D “proved them right” in the wrong ways vs. Buccaneers

Pump the breaks and cool your nachos on those Super Bowl predictions. The Saints have a ton of work to do to realize their lofty potential.
By ElliasJWilliams@ElliasJWilliams Sep 10, 2018, 8:21am CDT

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Every dog has its day.

The eternally pessimistic Saints fan warned us about this game. The Marshon Lattimore could slump, we’re too cocky, and I don’t like the blowout predictions crowd all turned out to have legit fears.

The first sneak peak at the preview to the 2017 sequel was a dud of Independence Day: Resurgence proportions, as New Orleans was bludgeoned 48-40 in front of a home crowd that had high expectations for its beloved Saints.

Even the prognosticators who took a more leveled approach and warned us about it being a division game expected it to be a close win, but a WIN nonetheless. In reality, it ended up being the overzealous and over-hyped individuals like myself that predicted a decisive route who were humbled by Paul Bunyan sized palm prints across our mandibles.

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Re: What we learned: Marshon Lattimore and Saints D “proved them right” in the wrong ways vs. Buccaneers
 

Re: What we learned: Marshon Lattimore and Saints D “proved them right” in the wrong ways vs. Buccaneers
 

that game was a mess on the defensive side. Their was absolutely no safeties in that game, no one was challenged at LOS, if the Bucs wanted to go deep, they did with no safety help.