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Re: 6 takeaways from the Saints' 20-14 playoff victory over the Eagles
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The calls appeared very one sided that is for certain.
After every Saints big play, I would often look to confirm no flags were thrown before giving the wife a high five :rolleyes:. |
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Of course, it was also hugs all around with the wife, son and other cool fans in the area. |
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They held us the whole first quarter. It was rediculous. Looked like the league didn’t want a blowout win.
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Re: 6 takeaways from the Saints' 20-14 playoff victory over the Eagles
There are even posts about "The Drive" on non-sports web sites such as Deadspin. Here are a couple of comments to the article...
Borkowskowitz Barry Petchesky 1/14/19 2:14pm It's surreal watching an opposing QB line up at 2nd and 20 and feeling like he has the advantage. 7 Reply PureFLuke Barry Petchesky 1/14/19 9:49am Just to grant some clarity to what the spectrum is here: If an offense has a drive where it start on their own one-yard line and get a first down by < a yard on third down every single time (the ~ 11-yard line, then the ~ 21-yard line, etc.) until they are inside the opponent’s 10-yard line, and then don’t score until third & goal there as well, that would only add up to 30 plays. So yeah, lot of plays! |
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Sean Payton Genius.
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