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saintsfan1976 10-01-2019 04:20 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
Not having Drew forced the team to unite and step up their play as a team. You heard Cam Jordan talk about the team “bonding” on the road in Seattle.

We’ve also seen what a great leader Sean Payton is.

On display as well is the quality of depth on this roster. Ireland, Payton, Loomis. All deserve credit.

jeanpierre 10-01-2019 05:29 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by Vrillon82 (Post 859232)
I dunno I hate to say it, but Brees in the cowboys game may of bite us in the ass if he was playing, Brees will take shots down field and that may of been 1 game in which that wasnt going to work and turn into INTs. Bridgewater doing check downs and handing off to Kamara may of been best solution to this game.

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SmashMouth 10-01-2019 05:46 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 (Post 859233)
Not having Drew forced the team to unite and step up their play as a team. You heard Cam Jordan talk about the team “bonding” on the road in Seattle.

We’ve also seen what a great leader Sean Payton is.

On display as well is the quality of depth on this roster. Ireland, Payton, Loomis. All deserve credit.

The rest of the NFL is noticing. :bng:

vpheughan 10-01-2019 06:26 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by A.8Manning (Post 859228)
the team scored 4 field goals.
put your penis back in your pants.
thats called sucking.

What was the score of the game last year when Dallas "figured us out"? With Brees?

TheOak 10-01-2019 06:37 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by SaintSproles (Post 859203)
And I'm hoping the edge our defense is developing with having to bail out a very limited offense continues once Brees gets back, making us unbeatable (minus officials) come playoff time.

Our defense closed out 2018 as the #1 rushing defense in the league. That has not been developed this season.

A defense doesn't play to bail out an offense, then play to get off the field regardless of who is under their center or how their offense is performing.

The Dude 10-01-2019 07:59 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by TheOak (Post 859246)
Our defense closed out 2018 as the #1 rushing defense in the league. That has not been developed this season.

A defense doesn't play to bail out an offense, then play to get off the field regardless of who is under their center or how their offense is performing.

True but a good scoring defense will make the job easier for an offense. Won’t work forever but so far so good. Not going to win a shootout like this but if the penalties are cleaned up our offense can produce points. With our D 21 points should be enough to win every game.
I expect our running defense to return to form. No small feat shutting down Zeke like that.

Beastmode 10-01-2019 08:18 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
It should work out for a while. Playoffs though no way. We gotta have Brees back. Rarely can a marginal QB survive in the playoffs. Only one I know of is Trent Dilfer that pulled it off but that D scorched earth. Ours is good but not that good.

CHA_CHING 10-01-2019 08:40 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
Brees is not playing to 44 and neither is Brady. They're both going to decline hard as time goes on if they keep playing. We are starting to see it happen. Brady took a hard decline last year but it didn't matter since the Pats defense was carrying that team and they had adjusted their offensive scheme to not rely on a 41 year old QB to throw down field every game.

IMO the silver lining is that we can have a well rested Brees come back and make a deep playoff run. I have been convinced for a few years now if we can get one more SB win, he'll retire with that. It's not about records or longevity. He wants another ring.

jeanpierre 10-01-2019 10:43 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
As proud of shutting down the run, rather live with top 8 vs the run and be able to knocked down 3rd & Long, End Game Hail Mary's without doubt than give 'em up like a cheap Canal Street Hoe...

AsylumGuido 10-01-2019 11:12 AM

Re: The real silver lining in this Drew Brees injury
 
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Originally Posted by SaintSproles (Post 859216)
Some of this stuff is on Payton.

The clock management at the end of the first half and the clock management leading up to the 2 minute warning in the 4th, we ran a play too fast and saved Dallas 40 seconds. And the play call that got your QB sacked and out of FG range. None of that acceptable on Payton's part.

Running a play too fast is not on Payton. That is solely upon the QB. And the play that ended in the sack was not on Payton, either. That came from Teddy's inexperience in the pocket. The play was designed to get a first down and lock up the game. That's being aggressive. I have no problem with that at all.


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