2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule

ScottF · 02-06-2019, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

I'm thinking Sunday Night Football - that's become the prime spot for the premier games - though, I'd prefer Sunday afternoon with Jim Nance and Tony Romo calling the game...

Knowing Goodell, he will have some influence on this one and we will probably open the season with two road games @LosAngelesRams and then @SeattleSeahawks...

Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion.
1-0

Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that
2-0

jeanpierre · 02-06-2019, 01:06 PM

Originally Posted by ScottF

Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion.
1-0

Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that
2-0

So if we're gonna face 'em, get 'em early? Seems like for years when the Packers, Giants, or Seahawks finished first, we always had to go to their house...

We finished first in the the conference, wth are we going there?!?

I'd rather go to Frisco and 'Zona...

jeanpierre · 02-06-2019, 11:11 PM

CHA_CHING · 02-06-2019, 11:13 PM

It's too early to determine SOS. We will have to wait until the off season and preseason.

Last year, the Saints had the highest SOS going into the season. It turned out to be not quite as tough as originally projected. This was mostly because Pittsburgh and Minnesota were such disappointments while they were projected to be contenders. Atlanta and Cincy also burned out when they were projected to at least be better than 7-9.

I like the schedule. Hope the Colts and Cowboys match ups in the dome end up being SNF or MNF primetime games.

jeanpierre · 02-07-2019, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by CHA_CHING

It's too early to determine SOS. We will have to wait until the off season and preseason.

Last year, the Saints had the highest SOS going into the season. It turned out to be not quite as tough as originally projected. This was mostly because Pittsburgh and Minnesota were such disappointments while they were projected to be contenders. Atlanta and Cincy also burned out when they were projected to at least be better than 7-9.

I like the schedule. Hope the Colts and Cowboys match ups in the dome end up being SNF or MNF primetime games.

Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesh*t!

Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major f*ckery from the NFL this year...

Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year...

But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!?

jeanpierre · 02-10-2019, 03:15 PM

Originally Posted by ScottF

Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion.
1-0

Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that
2-0

Sort of like our offensive line anchored by Mr. Glass...

jeanpierre · 02-21-2019, 11:00 AM

K Major · 02-21-2019, 11:06 AM

Saint's schedule last year was down right brutal, yet we still won 11 games.

Hopefully the "bulk" of the roster stays in tact. If so, we'll be in good shape to make a another "serious" run, barring any serious injuries.

Not having Rankins for the bulk of this season will suck as well. Gotta find a capable DT in Free Agency.

CHA_CHING · 02-23-2019, 04:39 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesh*t!

Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major f*ckery from the NFL this year...

Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year...

But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!?

I respectfully disagree on Dallas. That defense has some great young talent and could be a dominant unit under the right coaching staff. They kicked our asses in that game and now that the season is over, we know they were the team that exposed our offense and wrote the blueprint for stopping them. We never recovered back to our dominant form after Dallas whipped them around. Dallas could've been a 12-4 caliber team if they had a better, more component coaching staff. In all 6 of their losses, Garrett got clowned like he usually does (including a shut out loss to a rookie head coach. Garrett has the worst record of active coaches in head to head matches against rookie head coaches. Every year, Dallas gets their doors blown off by some rookie head coach who gives him a wedgie)

Dallas has gotten pretty lucky in recent years with some of their defensive draft picks. They've also got pieces on offense and up until this year, their o-line was pretty good.

Their problem is the same problem it's been in the past years they had solid teams. They are still coached by the same hand clapping doofus. Jason Garrett is currently the longest tenured coach in the NFL who has yet to even reach the NFC title game. Dallas hasn't been back there since 1995. 3 playoff wins since their last SB trip is quite the testament to how far they've fallen into mediocrity under Jerry's ownership.

As long as Garrett is in Dallas, I don't fear them. I hope Jerry keeps him forever cause we have nothing to worry about.

st thomas · 02-23-2019, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesh*t!

Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major f*ckery from the NFL this year...

Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year...

But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!?

Like going to Minnesota year after year after year?

02-06-2019, 10:00 AM	#21
ScottF 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 6,324	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by jeanpierre I'm thinking Sunday Night Football - that's become the prime spot for the premier games - though, I'd prefer Sunday afternoon with Jim Nance and Tony Romo calling the game... Knowing Goodell, he will have some influence on this one and we will probably open the season with two road games @LosAngelesRams and then @SeattleSeahawks... Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion. 1-0 Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that 2-0

02-06-2019, 01:06 PM	#22
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by ScottF Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion. 1-0 Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that 2-0 So if we're gonna face 'em, get 'em early? Seems like for years when the Packers, Giants, or Seahawks finished first, we always had to go to their house... We finished first in the the conference, wth are we going there?!? I'd rather go to Frisco and 'Zona...

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02-06-2019, 11:13 PM	#24
CHA_CHING 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Mobile, AL Posts: 1,159	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule It's too early to determine SOS. We will have to wait until the off season and preseason. Last year, the Saints had the highest SOS going into the season. It turned out to be not quite as tough as originally projected. This was mostly because Pittsburgh and Minnesota were such disappointments while they were projected to be contenders. Atlanta and Cincy also burned out when they were projected to at least be better than 7-9. I like the schedule. Hope the Colts and Cowboys match ups in the dome end up being SNF or MNF primetime games.

02-07-2019, 01:05 PM	#25
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by CHA_CHING It's too early to determine SOS. We will have to wait until the off season and preseason. Last year, the Saints had the highest SOS going into the season. It turned out to be not quite as tough as originally projected. This was mostly because Pittsburgh and Minnesota were such disappointments while they were projected to be contenders. Atlanta and Cincy also burned out when they were projected to at least be better than 7-9. I like the schedule. Hope the Colts and Cowboys match ups in the dome end up being SNF or MNF primetime games. Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesht! Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major fckery from the NFL this year... Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year... But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!? Rugby Saint II, st thomas, K Major and 1 others like this.

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by ScottF Prob a topic for a different thread, but LA doesn't look built for the long haul. They play like an All-star team: lots of talent, but no cohesion. 1-0 Seattle in Sept instead of winter? I'd take that 2-0 Sort of like our offensive line anchored by Mr. Glass...

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K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,619 Blog Entries: 3	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Saint's schedule last year was down right brutal, yet we still won 11 games. Hopefully the "bulk" of the roster stays in tact. If so, we'll be in good shape to make a another "serious" run, barring any serious injuries. Not having Rankins for the bulk of this season will suck as well. Gotta find a capable DT in Free Agency.

02-23-2019, 04:39 AM	#29
CHA_CHING 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Mobile, AL Posts: 1,159	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by jeanpierre Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesht! Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major fckery from the NFL this year... Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year... But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!? I respectfully disagree on Dallas. That defense has some great young talent and could be a dominant unit under the right coaching staff. They kicked our asses in that game and now that the season is over, we know they were the team that exposed our offense and wrote the blueprint for stopping them. We never recovered back to our dominant form after Dallas whipped them around. Dallas could've been a 12-4 caliber team if they had a better, more component coaching staff. In all 6 of their losses, Garrett got clowned like he usually does (including a shut out loss to a rookie head coach. Garrett has the worst record of active coaches in head to head matches against rookie head coaches. Every year, Dallas gets their doors blown off by some rookie head coach who gives him a wedgie) Dallas has gotten pretty lucky in recent years with some of their defensive draft picks. They've also got pieces on offense and up until this year, their o-line was pretty good. Their problem is the same problem it's been in the past years they had solid teams. They are still coached by the same hand clapping doofus. Jason Garrett is currently the longest tenured coach in the NFL who has yet to even reach the NFC title game. Dallas hasn't been back there since 1995. 3 playoff wins since their last SB trip is quite the testament to how far they've fallen into mediocrity under Jerry's ownership. As long as Garrett is in Dallas, I don't fear them. I hope Jerry keeps him forever cause we have nothing to worry about.

02-23-2019, 01:32 PM	#30
st thomas Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: lafayette Posts: 7,753	Re: 2019 New Orleans Saints Schedule Originally Posted by jeanpierre Dallas really isn't that good, but scheduling three games within twelve (12) days with that Dallas game, AWAY - Total Horsesht! Judging this schedule, there's some real potential for some major fckery from the NFL this year... Just don't understand how when other teams finish with the best record in the conference we still had to go to their place year after year... But when we finished with the best conference record, we have to go to Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles?!? Like going to Minnesota year after year after year?

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