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Saints 28, Seahawks 17

For a night, anyways, the Saints were who we thought they were. The offense hummed through the first half -- mostly driven by a fantastic performance by the line. That's two good weeks in a row for both lines. Defensively, they brought an impressive blitz package to Seattle. 5 sacks and a pick: a great effort.

If this game marks the start of a resurgence, the story will naturally be focused on the symmetry between Pierre Thomas' touchdown and Steve Gleason's blocked punt against Atlanta. But the roots of this win were in the bye week and the Week 5 game against Carolina. The Saints appeared to sort out their line issues during the week off. Though they didn't result in a win against Carolina, the team moved the ball well, while holding the Panthers' offense down. This week, they clearly built on that progress.

How about those young safeties? That's how they should be playing every week!

I'm a bit concerned about the playcalling in the 2nd half; Payton clearly took his foot off the accelerator. But beggars can't be choosers. Brees is my MVP.

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good to see what this offense can do when brees has time and receivers catch passes. i think david patten earned another start next week.

by Saints Fan 9 on Oct 14, 2007 10:58 PM CDT reply actions  

Winning is a great deodorant

Seattle had chances to win, but they didn't execute.
The Saints playcalling was weird during the 2nd half with the lead. They almost fell into the try not to lose trap.
Let's hope the defense can keep it up and the offense can continue to improve.

by southernsaint on Oct 15, 2007 12:21 PM CDT reply actions  

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