Observations from the Saints win over the Falcons

RailBoss · 11-29-2019, 12:50 PM

Game Ball's presented to three Saints.

Cam Jordan (yes)
Taysom Hill (yes)
Drew Brees ( ? )

Wil Lutz (overlooked)
Had one of his best games of the year. Not only did he total 14 points, but he did not miss a try.

Danno · 11-29-2019, 01:40 PM

A one video recap of the entire game.

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vpheughan · 11-29-2019, 01:56 PM

NFL Morning Show group dubbed Tuttle. "King Tut" after that great stiff arm to Matty's grill!

K Major · 11-29-2019, 02:12 PM

Ninja Tuttle

K Major · 11-29-2019, 02:13 PM

Footnote -

Saints D had 41 QB pressures last night.

41.

Crusader · 11-29-2019, 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

Footnote -

Saints D had 41 QB pressures last night.

41.

Ryan dropped back to pass 50 times. That is just insane.

arsaint · 11-29-2019, 03:30 PM

And the game was in question until pressure #41.

Thrown the #%#$@ flag! Unnecessary Roughness on my Blood Pressure!

neugey · 11-29-2019, 04:45 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtwBJycUihw

TheOak · 11-29-2019, 06:56 PM

- Mother**** Atlanta

- We are 10-2

- The perfect onside kick is called perfect for a reason. Go back and watch them.... ground to thigh height until it hits the 10 yard mark then pops up too high to be fielded which allows the kicking team to be ready for it to come down. Hands team knows going up for it is asking for a helmet under the chin. I watched both Thomas and Kamara make business decisions to not go after the ball.

- Brees sped up his game and his release time, seems to be helping a lot.

- Murry is very hot and very cold.

- Some people say we have impressive garbage time stats on Defense... I say getting into garbage time on Defense is impressive.

- Will Lutz leads the ENTIRE ****ing league in scoring.. 110 points (second place is 1004)

- Cameron Jordan leads the ENTIRE ****ing league in sacks with 13.5

.... bring on the 49ers.

dizzle88 · 11-30-2019, 06:56 AM

Originally Posted by TheOak

- Mother**** Atlanta

- We are 10-2

- The perfect onside kick is called perfect for a reason. Go back and watch them.... ground to thigh height until it hits the 10 yard mark then pops up too high to be fielded which allows the kicking team to be ready for it to come down. Hands team knows going up for it is asking for a helmet under the chin. I watched both Thomas and Kamara make business decisions to not go after the ball.

- Brees sped up his game and his release time, seems to be helping a lot.

- Murry is very hot and very cold.

- Some people say we have impressive garbage time stats on Defense... I say getting into garbage time on Defense is impressive.

- Will Lutz leads the ENTIRE ****ing league in scoring.. 110 points (second place is 1004)

- Cameron Jordan leads the ENTIRE ****ing league in sacks with 13.5

.... bring on the 49ers.

The first onside kick - Kamara hesitated, not sure what's been up with him recently.

The second onside kick is a little different - Vonn Bell's responsibility is to block, he semi jumps for the ball which seems to distract Michael Thomas. When Vonn jumped for the ball, the man he was responsible for blocking flies past him and tips the ball.

I'd expect an uncomfortable week for the ST coordinators.

11-29-2019, 12:50 PM	#21
RailBoss 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: South Of The Mason Dixon Line Posts: 7,113	Re: Observations from the Saints win over the Falcons Game Ball's presented to three Saints. Cam Jordan (yes) Taysom Hill (yes) Drew Brees ( ? ) Wil Lutz (overlooked) Had one of his best games of the year. Not only did he total 14 points, but he did not miss a try. SaintFanQ and K Major like this.

11-29-2019, 01:40 PM	#22
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TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,051	Re: Observations from the Saints win over the Falcons - Mother** Atlanta - We are 10-2 - The perfect onside kick is called perfect for a reason. Go back and watch them.... ground to thigh height until it hits the 10 yard mark then pops up too high to be fielded which allows the kicking team to be ready for it to come down. Hands team knows going up for it is asking for a helmet under the chin. I watched both Thomas and Kamara make business decisions to not go after the ball. - Brees sped up his game and his release time, seems to be helping a lot. - Murry is very hot and very cold. - Some people say we have impressive garbage time stats on Defense... I say getting into garbage time on Defense is impressive. - Will Lutz leads the ENTIRE ing league in scoring.. 110 points (second place is 1004) - Cameron Jordan leads the ENTIRE **ing league in sacks with 13.5 .... bring on the 49ers. saintfan, Danno, Crusader and 2 others like this.
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11-30-2019, 06:56 AM	#30
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11,541	Re: Observations from the Saints win over the Falcons Originally Posted by TheOak - Mother** Atlanta - We are 10-2 - The perfect onside kick is called perfect for a reason. Go back and watch them.... ground to thigh height until it hits the 10 yard mark then pops up too high to be fielded which allows the kicking team to be ready for it to come down. Hands team knows going up for it is asking for a helmet under the chin. I watched both Thomas and Kamara make business decisions to not go after the ball. - Brees sped up his game and his release time, seems to be helping a lot. - Murry is very hot and very cold. - Some people say we have impressive garbage time stats on Defense... I say getting into garbage time on Defense is impressive. - Will Lutz leads the ENTIRE ing league in scoring.. 110 points (second place is 1004) - Cameron Jordan leads the ENTIRE **ing league in sacks with 13.5 .... bring on the 49ers. The first onside kick - Kamara hesitated, not sure what's been up with him recently. The second onside kick is a little different - Vonn Bell's responsibility is to block, he semi jumps for the ball which seems to distract Michael Thomas. When Vonn jumped for the ball, the man he was responsible for blocking flies past him and tips the ball. I'd expect an uncomfortable week for the ST coordinators.