All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season

K Major · 07-12-2019, 03:17 PM

I'll leave the Rams NCCG right here ...

Personally I cleaned up that milk that spilled a while ago. It happened and nothing is going to change that it happened. Does it suck? Hell yeah but life goes on and I'm ready for the 2019 season to start.

Who Dat

!

darksoul35 · 07-12-2019, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

I'll leave the Rams NCCG right here ...

Personally I cleaned up that milk that spilled a while ago. It happened and nothing is going to change that it happened. Does it suck? Hell yeah but life goes on and I'm ready for the 2019 season to start.

Who Dat !

I will never let it go. I am over the Vikings play the year before that because that was 100 percent on us. The Rams game was straight robbery.

dizzle88 · 07-15-2019, 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by darksoul35

I will never let it go. I am over the Vikings play the year before that because that was 100 percent on us. The Rams game was straight robbery.

You could argue both games were on us.

Marcus Williams' huge goof in Minny and the entire offense not executing since week 13 of last season.

Honestly, we were lucky that Alshon Jeffrey tipped that ball the week prior, we were going home otherwise.

The offense was dire for last stretch of the season as the Defense only got better. Thats the reason we won games late in the season, our D.

jeanpierre · 07-15-2019, 01:39 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

You could argue both games were on us.

Marcus Williams' huge goof in Minny and the entire offense not executing since week 13 of last season.

Honestly, we were lucky that Alshon Jeffrey tipped that ball the week prior, we were going home otherwise.

The offense was dire for last stretch of the season as the Defense only got better. Thats the reason we won games late in the season, our D.

Gotta defend Mr. Marcus on the Minnesota loss; the rookie safety had just been told by the coaches to avoid contact, contesting a long pass, so that's the proper context to understanding that play...

Also, Payton had the Saints offense on a roll, running game was getting hot and he flubbed a 3rd and 1 call with Kamara up the middle instead of off-tackle (or Ingram up the middle) and kicked a FG...

That drive stays alive, they kill remaining time, likely score either way...

dizzle88 · 07-15-2019, 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Gotta defend Mr. Marcus on the Minnesota loss; the rookie safety had just been told by the coaches to avoid contact, contesting a long pass, so that's the proper context to understanding that play...

Also, Payton had the Saints offense on a roll, running game was getting hot and he flubbed a 3rd and 1 call with Kamara up the middle instead of off-tackle (or Ingram up the middle) and kicked a FG...

That drive stays alive, they kill remaining time, likely score either way...

Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard.
I'll gladly admit it wasn't all Marcus though, as you stated the offense could have put the game away but Payton and the Offense has failed to do that for 2 consecutive years and its cost us in heartbreaking fashion each time.

The offensive output in the 2nd half of the Rams game was embarrassing to be honest.

What's so frustrating was in the 2nd half of the Vikings game, they could barely stop Brees, then we fail to get 1 measly yard that would have let us wind the clock down.

Sounds Harsh but we are big game chokers at the minute.

AsylumGuido · 07-15-2019, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard.
I'll gladly admit it wasn't all Marcus though, as you stated the offense could have put the game away but Payton and the Offense has failed to do that for 2 consecutive years and its cost us in heartbreaking fashion each time.

The offensive output in the 2nd half of the Rams game was embarrassing to be honest.

What's so frustrating was in the 2nd half of the Vikings game, they could barely stop Brees, then we fail to get 1 measly yard that would have let us wind the clock down.

Sounds Harsh but we are big game chokers at the minute.

Or as a glass half full observation ...

We are getting one step closer to winning it all again. This is the year for Lombardi Gras Deux!

Utah_Saint · 07-15-2019, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard.

That made me laugh out loud.

07-12-2019, 03:17 PM	#1
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,831 Blog Entries: 3	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season I'll leave the Rams NCCG right here ... Personally I cleaned up that milk that spilled a while ago. It happened and nothing is going to change that it happened. Does it suck? Hell yeah but life goes on and I'm ready for the 2019 season to start. Who Dat ! neugey, RailBoss, foreverfan and 3 others like this.

07-12-2019, 06:49 PM	#2
darksoul35 1000 Posts + Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1,044	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by K Major I'll leave the Rams NCCG right here ... Personally I cleaned up that milk that spilled a while ago. It happened and nothing is going to change that it happened. Does it suck? Hell yeah but life goes on and I'm ready for the 2019 season to start. Who Dat ! I will never let it go. I am over the Vikings play the year before that because that was 100 percent on us. The Rams game was straight robbery. RailBoss likes this.
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07-15-2019, 01:24 PM	#3
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11,535	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by darksoul35 I will never let it go. I am over the Vikings play the year before that because that was 100 percent on us. The Rams game was straight robbery. You could argue both games were on us. Marcus Williams' huge goof in Minny and the entire offense not executing since week 13 of last season. Honestly, we were lucky that Alshon Jeffrey tipped that ball the week prior, we were going home otherwise. The offense was dire for last stretch of the season as the Defense only got better. Thats the reason we won games late in the season, our D.

07-15-2019, 01:39 PM	#4
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by dizzle88 You could argue both games were on us. Marcus Williams' huge goof in Minny and the entire offense not executing since week 13 of last season. Honestly, we were lucky that Alshon Jeffrey tipped that ball the week prior, we were going home otherwise. The offense was dire for last stretch of the season as the Defense only got better. Thats the reason we won games late in the season, our D. Gotta defend Mr. Marcus on the Minnesota loss; the rookie safety had just been told by the coaches to avoid contact, contesting a long pass, so that's the proper context to understanding that play... Also, Payton had the Saints offense on a roll, running game was getting hot and he flubbed a 3rd and 1 call with Kamara up the middle instead of off-tackle (or Ingram up the middle) and kicked a FG... That drive stays alive, they kill remaining time, likely score either way...

07-15-2019, 04:48 PM	#5
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11,535	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by jeanpierre Gotta defend Mr. Marcus on the Minnesota loss; the rookie safety had just been told by the coaches to avoid contact, contesting a long pass, so that's the proper context to understanding that play... Also, Payton had the Saints offense on a roll, running game was getting hot and he flubbed a 3rd and 1 call with Kamara up the middle instead of off-tackle (or Ingram up the middle) and kicked a FG... That drive stays alive, they kill remaining time, likely score either way... Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard. I'll gladly admit it wasn't all Marcus though, as you stated the offense could have put the game away but Payton and the Offense has failed to do that for 2 consecutive years and its cost us in heartbreaking fashion each time. The offensive output in the 2nd half of the Rams game was embarrassing to be honest. What's so frustrating was in the 2nd half of the Vikings game, they could barely stop Brees, then we fail to get 1 measly yard that would have let us wind the clock down. Sounds Harsh but we are big game chokers at the minute. Utah_Saint likes this.
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07-15-2019, 05:00 PM	#6
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,622	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by dizzle88 Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard. I'll gladly admit it wasn't all Marcus though, as you stated the offense could have put the game away but Payton and the Offense has failed to do that for 2 consecutive years and its cost us in heartbreaking fashion each time. The offensive output in the 2nd half of the Rams game was embarrassing to be honest. What's so frustrating was in the 2nd half of the Vikings game, they could barely stop Brees, then we fail to get 1 measly yard that would have let us wind the clock down. Sounds Harsh but we are big game chokers at the minute. Or as a glass half full observation ... We are getting one step closer to winning it all again. This is the year for Lombardi Gras Deux!

07-15-2019, 06:46 PM	#7
Utah_Saint Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 3,521	Re: All 7 officials from Saints' controversial NFC championship loss back in NFL this season Originally Posted by dizzle88 Dont get me wrong, I understand the context- unfortunately Marcus did a great job of avoiding contact, almost perfect in that regard. That made me laugh out loud. dizzle88 likes this.