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WhoDat!656 01-06-2020 12:00 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by Vrillon82 (Post 876004)
Brees fumble the biggest, missed fg. That’s the 2 most critical.

The TE not being set on the fake punt and Kimara moving as Brees spiked the ball before tying the game and costing the Saints 10 seconds.

CHA_CHING 01-06-2020 12:28 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
This is what is wrong with this team.

Stop blaming non-calls and refs and start looking at Payton, the play calling, our 40 year old QB who played like trash, and Dennis Allen's defense giving up big plays.

Seriously LOL, even if OPI is called, who really thinks the Vikings wouldn't punch it in the next play? Cook would've busted off a big run, or Cousins burns us with another pass. Never mind that they completed a 40+ yard bomb to get down there to the end zone.

We were going to lose this game after Brees' fumble down in the red zone. It was a miracle we even got to OT.

burningmetal 01-06-2020 03:55 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by CHA_CHING (Post 876078)
This is what is wrong with this team.

Stop blaming non-calls and refs and start looking at Payton, the play calling, our 40 year old QB who played like trash, and Dennis Allen's defense giving up big plays.

Seriously LOL, even if OPI is called, who really thinks the Vikings wouldn't punch it in the next play? Cook would've busted off a big run, or Cousins burns us with another pass. Never mind that they completed a 40+ yard bomb to get down there to the end zone.

We were going to lose this game after Brees' fumble down in the red zone. It was a miracle we even got to OT.

I agree that there is more than enough blame to go around. But I don't agree with your opinion that the non call was no big deal, because you assume they would have scored on the next play.

That was a third down pass from the 4, and the penalty would have backed them up nearly to the 20. That's hardly some ho-hum "they'll score anyway" kind of situation. That sort of hyperbole makes me nauseated.

OldMaid 01-06-2020 04:11 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by burningmetal (Post 876087)
I agree that there is more than enough blame to go around. But I don't agree with your opinion that the non call was no big deal, because you assume they would have scored on the next play.

That was a third down pass from the 4, and the penalty would have backed them up nearly to the 20. That's hardly some ho-hum "they'll score anyway" kind of situation. That sort of hyperbole makes me nauseated.



Yes, but what can , could the Saints have done ?
It seems they sure get many ref calls and flags, fairly and unfairly.

Saints knew this.
They know they cannot make too many mistakes. They knew they have to capitalize as much as possible because of the situation they cannot do anything about.

The whole team , minus some bright spots, just was off today.

burningmetal 01-06-2020 04:22 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by OldMaid (Post 876089)
Yes, but what can , could the Saints have done ?
It seems they sure get many ref calls and flags, fairly and unfairly.

Saints knew this.
They know they cannot make too many mistakes. They know they have to capitalize as much as possible because of the situation they cannot do anything about.

The whole team , minus some bright spots, just were off today.

I'm not denying the many mistakes the team made, at all. I'm addressing what the poster said about the no-call, and how the Saints would have let them score anyway. I just fail to see how a would-be 3rd and goal from around the 20 would have been some sure thing for the Vikings.

claus808 01-06-2020 04:22 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by Vrillon82 (Post 876004)
Brees fumble the biggest, missed fg. That’s the 2 most critical.

No. The missed TD after Thielen fumbled. Felt it once we kicked it was gonna be rough.

FinSaint 01-06-2020 04:49 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
Didn't Cook do the same kind of push off on his one-handed TD catch against the Titans?!

That wasn't called an OPI either.

SaintFanQ 01-06-2020 05:13 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
We were beaten on the day by the better team, its a simple as that! A lot of people were writing the Vikings off and saying we would beat them with ease! I didn't agree and unfortunately I was proved correct! You don't get into the playoff if you are not a good team! The Vikings did their homework on us and we couldn't find an answer to it! Roll on next season! WHO DAT!!!

vpheughan 01-06-2020 07:03 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
OVERCONFIDENT EGGSPURTS!!!

Where's all the "What's the weather forecast for Green Bay" now? Hmmmm?

WhoDat!656 01-06-2020 07:09 AM

Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
 
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Originally Posted by FinSaint (Post 876097)
Didn't Cook do the same kind of push off on his one-handed TD catch against the Titans?!

That wasn't called an OPI either.

The difference is Cook didn't get any separation from the defender.


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