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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Halo I saw a 25 yard pass that fell into TE Cook's hands and dropped with a wide open field Cook also dropped another easy touch pass inside the end zone. Tedd Ginn Jr has dropped so ...
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Re: Wide Reciever
Originally Posted by Halo
For years Brees has made average to good receivers look great. This year we're seeing the reverse, where bad receivers are making it look like Brees' age is starting to take its toll, when that isn't the case.![]()
Seems like we are always missing a critical piece. For years there weren't many holes in the O, but the D looked like a sieve. We were setting records on both sides of the ball. Unfortunately, the defensive records were the type you don't want to own. Once the D line came around we couldn't find a corner. Now that the D has plugged most of the holes, the O only has one reliable receiver. Thank God he's the best in the NFL. As a Saints fan, this is totally frustrating. It has to be driving Brees crazy. |
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Re: Wide Reciever
Originally Posted by dam1953
I find it interesting that the Patriots are having a very similar problem. Lights out on D, good special teams however only one WR you can count on in Julian E.
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