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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by papz - That QB sweep with Taysom on 3rd and short was absolutely horrendous. It's become too predictable. Payton and Carmichael need to develop an RPO package for Taysom when he's in the QB position. It would ...
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
It's become too predictable. Payton and Carmichael need to develop an RPO package for Taysom when he's in the QB position. It would function as a triple option set where he could hand off the ball if the LB's take the receiver, throw the ball if the LB crashes the run, or take off himself.
Defenses will continue to pack the LOS until Taysom breaks the tendency to run. Pop the ball over the front 7/8's head enough, and they'll have to back off. SFIAH |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
For all the hype about Gronk coming back, that dude is washed. He got chased down by Onyemata after catching a pass. Lol
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
For plays where Taysom is the QB, we should emulate what the Patriots did with Cam yesterday. Nothing fancy, just technically sound option football and execution, set up high percentage passes with the double mobility factor in the backfield.
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Didn't see it mentioned ...
Deonte' Harris continues to shine on special teams. 4 returns, 59 yards (long of 18), total 85 all purpose. 14.9 yard average on the day and gave our offense a short field twice. A weapon. |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
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Agree! And he looks more sure-handed and less skittish our there handling the ball. Did a nice job on that WR reverse too. |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Deonte is developing into a great player, he can turn the field position battle in an instant and it was nice to see him catch passes.
The screen pass he caught was a fantastic play. |
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
We look rusty. Tampa looked like more hype than the masked singer.
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Re: Saints vs Buccaneers Post-Game Observations
Offensively we looked poor.
What incriminating photo or video does Andrus Peat have on Payton? Paying him 50M is criminal. O line as a whole was just bad, everytime Kamara or Murray got the ball, there were 6 or 7 defenders right there every time to make the tackle. Alvin looked healthy but he really needs to work on his blocking, I counted twice in the 3rd quarter that he got Brees decked. One of them, when JPP had a free shot at Brees, we had a receiver wide open heading to the end zone. Brees was off pretty badly most of the day, he had Bennie Fowler wide open for a deep TD along the sideline, but threw into triple coverage to Sanders, that luckily for him turned into a DPI. Some of it was down to blocking but he certainly seemed panicked - player not immediately open, fire to kamara, 5 yard loss. Rinse and repeat. Happy we won but it needs to be cleaned up if we are going to go anywhere. |
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