Originally posted by Kronos2560:
I probably scratched my nuts more times in the first half...
You should get that checked out before it gets infected
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Originally posted by Kronos2560:
I probably scratched my nuts more times in the first half...
Originally posted by NinerBuff:
You should get that checked out before it gets infected
Originally posted by Sinsation:
The Lions D let them down in this game. We all knew they didnt have a running game, why would they try to run? They passed just fine, except for that deep interception meant for Titus. They were totally in the game. There were plenty of times they could have stopped Thomas or Sproles for a short gain, but didnt wrap up. Saints receivers open by a mile from blown coverages. This game was closer than the score indicated.
I do agree though that our style of football is exactly how to stop the Saints. if we continue to improve our RZ scoring, it wont be close...
Originally posted by dj43:
Those two All Pro guards for NO do not get enough credit for their pass protection. I know that sounds crazy considering they BOTH made the All Pro team but their pass protection allows Brees so much time to find the open receiver. And it isn't just the time that he has, it is the fact that the center of the pocket remains intact 95% of the time, allowing Brees to step up and get more on the ball. As everyone understands, Brees does not have a very strong arm. He isn't going to stand flat footed and throw a rope 40 yards. He has to step into this throws to get them deep, and the middle of his line allows him to do that. That, as much as the quality of this receiving corp is a main reason for their passing success.
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by dj43:
Those two All Pro guards for NO do not get enough credit for their pass protection. I know that sounds crazy considering they BOTH made the All Pro team but their pass protection allows Brees so much time to find the open receiver. And it isn't just the time that he has, it is the fact that the center of the pocket remains intact 95% of the time, allowing Brees to step up and get more on the ball. As everyone understands, Brees does not have a very strong arm. He isn't going to stand flat footed and throw a rope 40 yards. He has to step into this throws to get them deep, and the middle of his line allows him to do that. That, as much as the quality of this receiving corp is a main reason for their passing success.
Will be fun to see what the 9er front 7 can do to the NO OLine. The Smiths need to have big games.
Originally posted by dmax:
Brees had all day to go to the stands get a couple of beignets from cafe dumond and still throw laser beams...that oline is a beast