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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; The whole OL are Pb'ers. Can't get to Brees and the run blocking is just as good. Then Brees attacking Marcus Peters just for the hell of it. Totally demoralizing their best defender. Sick....
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Re: Brian Baldinger - How the Saints Beat the Undefeated Rams
The whole OL are Pb'ers. Can't get to Brees and the run blocking is just as good. Then Brees attacking Marcus Peters just for the hell of it. Totally demoralizing their best defender. Sick.
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Re: Brian Baldinger - How the Saints Beat the Undefeated Rams
Originally Posted by Beastmode
I almost feel for Peters. Almost. After all, it isn't all his fault. As the Saints learned back in the day of little to no pass rush, the CBs can't cover forever. The Rams went out and spent large, very large, on their D-line. If I heard right, every..single..person on the Rams' D line was a first round draft pick. ![]()
Here is a little math for you. If you summed up their salaries and divided by the games played per season you get a number that reflects $ per game. If you took that number and divide by the number sacks per game you get $ per sack. If you calculate the number of times they sacked Brees the answer approaches infinity. In computer speak you get "division by zero error" which is a pretty good indication of the performance of their D line against the Saints' O-line. Yes, Brees and Thomas are putting up some crazy completion and reception percentage stats, but the O-line has been putting up some equally impressive numbers themselves. Brees has been sacked once in the last four games. With protection like that, who knows how long he can play. |
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