Saints Sweep NFC South

TheOak · 01-05-2021, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Some of you have stated you have Sunday Ticket or access to rewatch the game; stopped counting at least four times Drew checked-down into a run...

Know it's rare in this day and age, but if Truth is more important than winning, you'll see the plays if you take your time and watch it objectively...

Payton has no fear to pass, pass, and pass - smarter, better defensive teams have figured this out and scheme accordingly...

At this stage of Brees' career, and given the investment and talent on the offensive line and running back, as well as WR; it'd make more sense to run a play-action pass offense...

I'd also include roll-outs for Brees' happy feet and justified distrust in the center of his oft-injured line; he's just got to get that ball downfield to Sanders, Trautman et al - hitting the receiver(s) in stride...

Objectively I have noticed some decay in both judgement and accuracy when he is happy feet'ing. I also don't think he 'feels' the presence of defenders in the backfield when he is mobile like he used to. Ball security is a big negative for us regardless of which facet is in possession.

In the pocket and planted seems to be his sweet spot. When he gets mobile his eyes get real bright like that kid in the yearbook that used to bite everyone. (crazy eyes)

01-05-2021, 09:39 AM	#15
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,050	Re: Saints Sweep NFC South Originally Posted by jeanpierre Some of you have stated you have Sunday Ticket or access to rewatch the game; stopped counting at least four times Drew checked-down into a run... Know it's rare in this day and age, but if Truth is more important than winning, you'll see the plays if you take your time and watch it objectively... Payton has no fear to pass, pass, and pass - smarter, better defensive teams have figured this out and scheme accordingly... At this stage of Brees' career, and given the investment and talent on the offensive line and running back, as well as WR; it'd make more sense to run a play-action pass offense... I'd also include roll-outs for Brees' happy feet and justified distrust in the center of his oft-injured line; he's just got to get that ball downfield to Sanders, Trautman et al - hitting the receiver(s) in stride... Objectively I have noticed some decay in both judgement and accuracy when he is happy feet'ing. I also don't think he 'feels' the presence of defenders in the backfield when he is mobile like he used to. Ball security is a big negative for us regardless of which facet is in possession. In the pocket and planted seems to be his sweet spot. When he gets mobile his eyes get real bright like that kid in the yearbook that used to bite everyone. (crazy eyes) Rugby Saint II likes this.