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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by RefsRobbedUs I always felt both teams should touch the ball in OT of the playoffs NFL needs the college OT rules and has for a long, long time now....

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Old 01-05-2020, 05:59 PM   #1
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Re: Observations from Saints loss to the Vilings

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I always felt both teams should touch the ball in OT of the playoffs

NFL needs the college OT rules and has for a long, long time now.
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Old 01-05-2020, 05:37 PM   #2
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I won't be shocked if Dallas calls us about Payton and I would listen to them.
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Old 01-05-2020, 05:38 PM   #3
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I won't be shocked if Dallas calls us about Payton and I would listen to them.
No way... Payton makes avg QBs look like all-stars (I don’t mean that as a shot at Drew). Payton calling plays for Taysom Hill at QB is what I want to see.
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I won't be shocked if Dallas calls us about Payton and I would listen to them.
Jerry/Stephen Jones isn't giving up multiple 1st rounders for Sean P.

Not happening.
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Jerry/Stephen Jones isn't giving up multiple 1st rounders for Sean P.

Not happening.
I was serious about Zach Martin and a No. 2...


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Old 01-05-2020, 06:01 PM   #6
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I love Drew to the Moon and back but with the way defenses can attach QB’s with speed and power TH might be the future sooner than later. Lamar Jackson Mahones and Watson are the future of the game. They might not have long careers due the higher level of exposure to injury but times are changing. Not saying Brees is done but his window is on the down slide.
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Old 01-05-2020, 06:20 PM   #7
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Re: Observations from Saints loss to the Vilings

Saints .
They have to come out early, first qrtr to win.

It was a great season. Another NFC Divisional Championship.

Saints. Defense AND Offense lost this game.

Flags . Well you know that.
Vikings td that was called a td that clearly was not a td, well of course.
I am NOT one of these conspiracy people.
This year, the L helped by the refs was not so bad. Last year was.

Bright spots.
Micheal Thomas, awesome year and his record breaking year.
. Brees and his record.
T. Hill, Jack of all trades, is Ms Gayles personal security, works concession, gets on the field as grtrbk, rb, hb, does booth commentary, lol. Seriously, the guy has made this year so exciting because he does so much.
His grtbck play today and every single time he was in the game today, thrilling. Effective and efficient.
Bridgewater. Following Brees is a hard act to follow. Bridgewater got here, earned his pay and place, fans respect, team, etc., by bringing 5 straight wins. Midseason.

Damn DCowboys are hogging the news , but I am anxious to see what the commentators say about the Vikings td that was that really was not.
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Old 01-05-2020, 07:10 PM   #8
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Im still with Payton and I hope Brees comes back but even next year we are going to have to blow these teams out to win it all. I think Gaurd and WR are our most glaring needs. Jenkins played his ass off and I hope we can keep him.
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Old 01-05-2020, 07:57 PM   #9
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13-3 season. That is big. A big season. It feels like a loss to not go just to next week in playoffs.
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Old 01-06-2020, 04:22 AM   #10
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Re: Observations from Saints loss to the Vilings

- Out coached.
- Out played.
- Ref's and NFL got the last laugh.

- Payton continues to not run the ball and will always have a couple failures with clock management. If Dallas wants him and/or he's interested, the Saints should let him walk for a couple draft picks. Hire Campbell as the next Head Coach.
- If Brees wants to return, he absolutely should. Yes, his arm strength has diminished. Yes, he will be a year older. He's still one of the best. He's a great leader. He's a fierce competitor. He is and will be a drivng force for the Saints as long as he suits up.
- If Brees walks, let the T. Hill era happily begin. He's a beast. He has "it" as they say. Without him yesterday, and the season, the Saints would have most likely fell shorter. He deserves to be paid.
- Harris is a beast. Every effort should be made to make him, teach him, train him, and scheme him into a WR weapon.
- To save money and other reasons, Bridgewater, Peat, Ginn, Apple, Rankins, Robinson, Williams and Klien should all be allowed to move on.

- The Ref's AND the NFL did not like/support the rule change on PI. They were forced into it by the public and fans who want to see legit wrongs corrected and the outcome of games decided by players on the field. Why would the ref's AND the NFL not want to get it right? The ONLY legit reason for that is the ref's, supported by the NFL, have an interest in deciding the outcomes of games in regards to the winner and the line. Simple as that.
- Win or lose, I'm a Saints fan for life. I will watch until they plant me. But, the NFL is making me less interested and making the experience less fun.
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