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Saints Sweep NFC South
Yes! First time ever. The Saints are the first team to sweep the NFC South. The Saints are also the first NFC South franchise to win the division title four straight years.
Let's all get on board to run off our Hall of Fame QB and demean every move our head coach and front office makes! Woohoo! Can't wait to move off this streak of success, huh? :bng: |
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Heck of a run. You don’t have this type of sustained success without the right structure of ownership and leadership. Proud to be a Saints fan.
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Yeah and I want to remind everyone that the entire world had crowned the Yuccaneers as division champs and Super Bowl winners before the season even started. Saints took care of business this year despite all the obstacles. Credit to SP for a job well done.
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Yes it's kinda crazy. NFC South is very competitive and very rival-like. Any team can beat any team in the NFC South on any given Sunday.
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It's nice caveat to hang our hat, but considering the roster, Saints did what they were favored to do...
But I'm not here for the door prize this year, it's all BS if we don't win the tournament... |
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The loss to KC being a prime example. The Chiefs run defense was ranked around 26th when we played and I believe AK was averaging around 5+ yards a carry in that game and it was Brees' first game back from a significant injury. SP should have run the brakes off of KC. It would have kept Mahomes on the sidelines and IMO dramatically increased the Saints chances of winning. |
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Kansas City's game plan was to sell out completely on the run and force Brees to throw the ball in his first game back. Normally Brees would make a team pay bigtime for using that strategy, but if you remember he was clearly off early and didn't get into a rhythm until the second half. You know the old saying, "dance with the one that brung ya'"? Going pass or run based upon the defensive alignment is what has made Payton/Brees' offenses the best in the NFL over the last decade and a half. Running the ball when the box is stacked over and over again will do nothing but produce 3 and outs. |
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The Bills are the only other team to sweep their division this year. McDermott and Payton for co-coach of year award.
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Saints 1st possession: Kamara- 5 yds Brees-incomplete pass Brees-incomplete pass Punt Saints 2nd possession: Brees-incomplete pass Kamara-5 yds Brees-interception Saints 3rd possession: Kamara-4 yds Kamara-2 yds Brees-incomplete Punt |
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Most play callers have a script of 15 plays to be used in 1st and 2nd down situations of average down and distance. These are used when the ball is between the twenties. Most of these have a pass/run option based upon the defense. These are always the most practiced and should show success based upon execution. Second and third downs and long are also planned in advance, as are plays from inside your own 20 and inside the opponents red zone. These plays are not part of the scripted 15 plays. This was all from Charlie Weis recently when asked by a caller about the impact of the regular play caller being out due to COVID. Simply running the ball until they prove they can stop it may work in high school or in out-manned college match-ups, but not against NFL caliber defenses. Those same defenses will be playing to stop the run until you show you can throw it. |
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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... |
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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):bng: |
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Edit: You should see the look on football fans faces when I tell them that. Pure disbelief. I tell them to look for the signs. Late flags to keep the game close, Short weeks with travel, home games in London, and the unexplainable personal fouls for getting within 6 feet of a fan favorite QB. |
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I wasn't expecting Ruiz in last year's draft that's for sure. Especially in the 1st round. |
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Surprised it was K&B Vodka and not K&B Ice Cream; and no Sir Saint?!? Pete Fountain?!? |
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