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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Did anyone notice all the shots that Tom took at our secondary yesterday? That is what QBs know of the Saints secondary, throw it up and if your receiver doesn't catch it there is a high probability of a pass ...
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09-14-2020, 05:53 AM | #21 |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Did anyone notice all the shots that Tom took at our secondary yesterday? That is what QBs know of the Saints secondary, throw it up and if your receiver doesn't catch it there is a high probability of a pass interference call to move the ball.
In true form, we led the league yesterday in DPI and kept NE in the game longer than they should have been because of it. Defensive Pass Interference in the League Week1: Saints = 4 One team = 3 Four teams = 2 Eleven teams = 1 Eleven teams = 0 |
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I agree with JP that Tampa is real but it all comes down to how fast they can gel. If they aren’t on the same page soon it’s going to be a steep climb to get on top In this conference.
I could also see the team give up on Brady. They looked like were doing just that at some points in the middle of the 3rd. It’s got to be frustrating releasing your starting QBs because of interceptions only to turn around and have a HOF QB do the exact same thing week 1. Could it be that Tampa’s receivers are poor route runners and are a big factor in all the interceptions that seem to plague them? Maybe it’s not really as much of a QB problem as it seems? |
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09-14-2020, 07:18 AM | #23 |
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Originally Posted by TheOak
Maybe that's the way to go?
Seahawks did that, the 80s Detroit Pistons Model, play ultra-aggressive so the officials just develop yellow hankie apathy and get self-conscious of how ofter they're throwing their flag... Then they'll quit flagging the incidental bullshinski, and, you gotta do it early, as those late calls don't give you time to recover in the game... |
09-14-2020, 08:19 AM | #24 |
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Agreed on Dennis. I'm simply not a fan of his play calling.
As for Coach Nielsen .. that was a damn good hire. His D line has been stout his entire tenure in New Orleans. The Roach kid could become a dawg for us. I was extremely impressed with his performance on yesterday. |
09-14-2020, 08:46 AM | #25 |
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Carl Granderson is a big dude. He definitely bulked up over the offseason because I kept seeing #96 and wondering who that DT was lol.
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Drew looked old, rusty; Taysom's 4th quarter throw really contrasted that point...
Not sure how you can say Drew looked old and compare it to Taysom's throw which was short and had to be waited on. The Bucs D is legit. I agree the play calling was terrible but can't see your assessment on Drew. |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Originally Posted by Budsdrinker
Yea Drew was off. One of his worst games. This was a glimpse of what the Saints will look like post Brees. This is encouraging because we now have a complete team where offense, defense, and special teams are playing at a high level. Pair that with the talent we have and we won’t need a HOF QB to play at a high level.
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- 1-0. The rest of the NFC South 0-1.
- Harris, coming off a Pro Bowl rookie season, is vastly improved. Quick, decisive and elusive. The best returner in the game. Bad man. - Hendrickson is a legit NFL DE. Not just a role player. - Brees was average. - Kamara looks quick and explosive again. - Cook is a big weapon. - Sanders will only get better in this offense. - Roach has the talent. - The whole D-Line is active and disruptive. - Hill should get a series here and there at QB to energize the offense and/or as a change of pace. Not a fan of the QB sweep call. Like the RPO calls better. - Murray won't show up in the highlights, but his runs were important. - Kudos to Payton for calling the pooch kick from the 50. Have seen many just kick it out the endzone. - The NFL should never play another preseason game and they should keep the PS high to develop the players that may have made the team due to preseason games. |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Originally Posted by Budsdrinker
First, Taysom was running left and threw back across the field, downfield to Kamara because the primary receiver didn't tear off up field but sat down allowing the safety to come up on him...
And Brees slightly underthrew Cook on that go pattern, not hitting him in full-stride... Another Brees' throw, believe it was to Sanders, who ran a route right at the first down marker but had to give up his forward progress to come back to a short ball... |